Meta Unveils Muse Charm, a Standalone AI Device
Meta revealed Muse Charm, a new hardware device designed to run its Muse AI agent, during the Meta Connect event.
Meta announced a new hardware product called Muse Charm, a dedicated device built to host the company's latest Muse AI agent. The gadget was briefly displayed by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the close of the Meta Connect presentation on September 23, 2026.
Visually, Muse Charm resembles a chunky smartwatch without a strap, featuring a large screen and a small lanyard for attachment. The design suggests a focus on portability while providing a dedicated interface for the AI agent.
The announcement marks Meta's first foray into standalone AI hardware, signaling an effort to extend its AI services beyond software and cloud platforms. No further specifications or pricing details were disclosed during the event.
The Verge AI reported the reveal, noting that the device could represent a new category of consumer AI accessories. As the product moves toward production, additional information is expected from Meta.
For now, Muse Charm stands as a visual prototype, hinting at how Meta plans to integrate its AI agents into everyday hardware.
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