How MusePaper works
MusePaper is a frame for panel-ready paintings. A server, the app, or the local-network feed chooses a work, prepares it for the exact panel, and sends a six-ink image to the frame.
The painting is made before it reaches the wall
A normal photograph has millions of colours and the wrong shape. MusePaper fits, sharpens, and reduces an image to the panel's exact six inks before the frame is asked to paint it.
The frame writes slowly
Changing takes about forty seconds. It clears, lays the drawing, adds colour, and then writes the placard. The slowness is not treated as a defect; it is how paper behaves here.
Power is only for the change
When the new painting is on the wall, the panel holds it without drawing power. It reads by room light, so it dims at dusk and brightens by a window.
The local-network feed
The frame accepts a painting over the local network with no account, and that path is documented and will not be removed. A frame that can only be fed from our servers would be a frame we had rented you.