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Developer runs Muse Gadget on RDK X5 and open-sources the code

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Author shockley6668 got Muse Gadget's cloud-based conversation and animated avatar interface running on the RDK X5 (Ubuntu 22.04.5 ARM64), and has open-sourced the code and the troubleshooting process as the rdk-x5-muse-gadget repository along with a reproduction tutorial. In this setup, the X5 handles only the device client, UI, and audio chain; a 480×320 SPI small screen displays an ESP32-style pixel avatar, subtitles, and touch interaction, while model inference is done in the Muse cloud, with no BPU used for local large-model inference. Reproduction requires one's own SDK token and usable App access permissions. Some aspects of the voice part remain unverified: the actual recording quality of the headset microphone, and whether the headset and Bluetooth speaker can output sound simultaneously; the author says these are not yet considered verified.

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  1. Muse Gadget first look: cloud conversation and animated avatar UI working on RDK X5

    A developer got Muse Gadget's cloud conversation and animated avatar interface working on the RDK X5 (Ubuntu 22.04.5 ARM64), with a 480×320 SPI small screen displaying a pixel avatar, subtitles, and touch interaction; model inference runs in the Muse cloud, and the BPU was not used for local inference.

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