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Meta releases open-source code to let users build their own Muse AI devices

Meta has released open-source code that allows users to build devices running its AI agent, Muse. The code supports installing an SDK on ESP32 boards or Raspberry Pi and connecting components such as displays, buttons, sensors and actuators. Meta offered examples including notifications on a color e-ink display or output via an HDMI stick, and described the devices as user-made open-source hardware while urging users to proceed at their own risk. Meta also offers a Muse Home Link device, with 5,000 produced.

Games & Commerce

Neighbours recut into vertical short-form clips fuels debate over what counts as a microdrama

Australia\'s long-running drama \"Neighbours\" is being recut into vertical short-form videos, stoking debate over what should be considered a microdrama. RoseBerry Media plans to rework selected episodes for the short-form streaming platform Epis, focusing first on two late-2000s storylines featuring Margot Robbie. The Verge said the format differs from traditional microdramas made for phones. AI-generated production and reuse of existing content are also raising concerns about jobs, pay and royalties.

Mobility

Lemmo unveils Lemmo 3 cargo e-bike with semi-solid-state battery, 180 km range

German e-bike maker Lemmo unveiled the Lemmo 3, a new cargo electric bicycle using a semi-solid-state battery. The 960Wh battery offers up to 180 km on a single charge, and Lemmo said it cuts size and weight by 20 percent while extending lifespan by 30 percent versus liquid-electrolyte lithium-ion batteries. The removable battery can power appliances via an optional V2L inverter. The bike supports various racks, regional motor specs and connected features.