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Guizang shows a Muse firmware interface; connected functions await a demo
On October 3, Guizang described the Muse Gadgets SDK for connecting ESP32 devices. Two days later, he said he had flashed firmware onto an M5 Stack Stop Watch Meta and posted a photograph of its circular display.
An SDK is a developer’s software toolkit; firmware is the program installed on a device to make it operate. Guizang said the toolkit includes firmware for several common ESP32 devices, avoiding the need to write everything from scratch. His earlier post described connecting small devices to Muse, retrieving information and building personal accessories.
The photograph shows a pixel character and a SET UP WI-FI prompt. It demonstrates a running interface, but does not show information updates after connection, voice functions or two-way interaction. The documented milestone is firmware installation and an interface display; the connected functions still need a demonstration.