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Muse on devices

Explore Meta’s announced plans for Muse on AI glasses and Muse Charm. The Connect announcement describes future access, not general availability.

Concept: muse on devices

What this is useful for

Illustrative tasks you could bring to Muse. The tools and access you provide determine what can be completed.

1

Ask about what you see

“Help me understand this object or scene.”
  1. Capture permitted context
  2. Interpret the view
  3. Connect it to your question
  4. Present an answer

What you getContextual help dependent on the device and available features.

2

Use a hands-free interface

“Help me with a task while my hands are occupied.”
  1. Receive spoken input
  2. Interpret the request
  3. Use available tools
  4. Return a response

What you getA device-based interaction rather than a desktop workflow.

3

Continue a task across surfaces

“Help me pick up this task when I return to my workspace.”
  1. Establish the task context
  2. Preserve supported information
  3. Resume in an available interface
  4. Review the next step

What you getA continuity scenario to check against the device’s supported features.

How the work happens

  1. 1Device input
  2. 2Context
  3. 3Muse
  4. 4Response

What Muse can do

  • Act on what you are looking at
  • Hands-free conversation
  • Background work during voice interaction

Which Muse products are involved?

Muse

The personal agent Meta plans to bring to glasses and dedicated hardware; check current rollout details.

Explore this workflow

Device experiences are described in the announcement; this guide does not yet include a hands-on device example.

Explore device updates

What to keep in mind

  • Availability differs by device, region and rollout.
  • A device announcement is not a guarantee of every scenario shown here.
  • Be mindful of other people when cameras or microphones are active.