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Waveshare ESP32-C6-Touch-AMOLED-1.8 — Muse Gadget board
Short answer
Waveshare ESP32-C6-Touch-AMOLED-1.8 is listed in the official ESP32 SDK for Meta’s Muse Gadgets as “UI, push-to-talk with text replies”. It uses ESP32-C6 with 1.8" 368×448 AMOLED, touch. Check the capabilities and limits below, then follow this board’s SDK configuration. This page summarizes official sources; it does not certify or test the hardware.
What it suits
UI, push-to-talk with text replies. The official feature list includes Shows status on: Avatar; UI and settings; Push-to-talk: Text replies; Speaker and mic; Touch; Battery status; Over-the-air updates; Buttons: BOOT (talk), PWR.
Limits to know
- No PSRAM, images or home-network tunnel.
- Push-to-talk sends voice notes over the control session and receives text replies instead of running its own voice session.
Build and pair, in short
1. Build for this board
Use ESP-IDF 6.0.1 from the SDK esp32 directory. Build this board with tools/muse/board.sh build c6; its configuration selects the chip and board overlay.
tools/muse/board.sh build c6
2. Pair with Muse
Provide an SDK token, then enable Developer mode in Muse Settings > Devices and add the gadget over Bluetooth LE. Confirm on the device with the BOOT talk button and select its Wi-Fi network.
Use the official guide for flashing and recovery steps. This site has not built, flashed or paired this board.
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