ai tamagotchi beats meta to market
developer builds ai pendant before meta, for $50.
a developer spent $50 on a 1.75-inch touchscreen computer pendant, the waveshare esp32-s3 1.75c, which is officially sanctioned by meta as a 'muse gadget.' the device uses meta's open-source code and tokens to connect to its muse ai cloud. initially, the device felt useless, but after reprogramming with claude code, it gained features like a conversation history page and a british ai voice from elevenlabs. the device can theoretically control smart home gadgets and stream video from a phone camera.