About our pocket-sized revolution in portable computing
Mecha Comet is a handheld Linux computer built by 57 brilliant engineers who got tired of walled gardens. Four years of obsessive development. 50+ prototypes. One goal: technology that genuinely belongs to humans.
From emergency COVID solutions to the future of post-scarcity computing, we're building hardware that serves imagination, not corporate profits.
From tech giants to passionate YouTubers, here's what people are saying about the Comet.
YouTubers and content creators showing Comet in action.
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What builders, makers, and tinkerers are saying across platforms.
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Where we've been spreading the gospel of open hardware and where you can find us next.
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Let's address the elephant(s) in the room with our hot takes.
"Just another Raspberry Pi in a fancy case"
Comet runs on a custom ARM SoC with 8GB RAM, dedicated security chip, and 40 GPIO pins. It's a purpose-built computer, not a hobby board.
"Nobody needs a handheld Linux computer"
27,000+ people disagree. From robotics students to field researchers, portable computing with real I/O is desperately needed.
Everything you need to tell the Comet story. High-res images, logos, fact sheets, and more.
Logos, wordmarks, and brand guidelines in various formats.
High-resolution photos and renders from every angle.
Technical specifications and company information.
Founded: 2022
Headquarters: Washington, US
Team Size: 57+ people
Funding: Bootstrapped
Development Time: 4 years
Prototypes: 50+ iterations
Community: 27,000+ builders
Launch: Kickstarter Q3 2025
Let's chat about Comet, the future of computing, or why we think modularity matters.
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