Build computing in the real world

Mecha provides computing hardware backed with extensive software support that promises no limits to what you can build.

All New Mecha Comet

Open Modular Linux handheld designed for dreamers, tinkerers and builders.

Whether you're looking for a portable coding terminal, a retro gaming powerhouse, or a DIY robotics controller, the Comet adapts to you.

Learn more Preorder Mecha Comet

4-Core or 6-Core ARM processor
Up to 8GB RAM
Up to 128GB Storage
Storage expansion with NVMe and SD card
Supports LTE modem on M.2

Mecha Open-source

github/mecha-org

We want you to have the power of building your dream hardware projects, and we back them, with:

Open Mechanicals

All files of Mecha Comet and extensions are available, go crazy!

CAD files

PCB designs

All files of Mecha Comet and extensions are available, go crazy!

CAD files

We believe that only open-source software can drive computing further and we would like to play our part.

Sustainability at our core

At Mecha, we are set on a course to build an open source and inclusive computing platform that inspires you to innovate and explore.

While doing so, we want to remain cognitive of our impact on the environment and ensure sustainability is not overlooked at all times.

Privacy focus

We value your privacy as much as our own, also with transparency and the right intent.

Repairability

Repair focussed design ensuring parts can be replaced easily with minimal skills and tools.

Better Materials

Prefer recycled or recyclable material, and minimise use of climate impacting materials.

We've been featured in a few places

"Mecha Comet is a modular open source handheld computer that reminds me of the Indian PDA that may have inspired the iPhone"

TechRadar Wayne Williams

"It's so customizable that it comes with an Allen wrench in the chassis."

Engadget Jessica Conditt

"The possibilities for a pocketable Linux computer like the Comet are practically endless."

Tom's Hardware Avram Piltch

"I Was Never More Excited to Work and Play on This 3.4" Display"

How to Geek Dibakar Ghosh

"There are no walled gardens with this little computer... Exactly what you do is between you and your imagination"

Hackster.io Nick Bild

Mecha Comet – Modular Linux Handheld with Snap-On Modules

OMG! Ubuntu 5 months ago

This Modular Linux Pocket Computer Looks Promising

Hackster.io 5 months ago

The modular Linux handheld Mecha Comet is up on Kickstarter

GamingOnLinux 5 months ago

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Mecha May Mania Update

Hey everyone! We are back with everything that has happened over the last 4-5 weeks. There is a lot to pack in for this update, so sit tight and enjoy. Note: Some of the things we mentioned might be a bit technical, you can skip through them or ask questions in comments! --------------------------------------------------------------- Primary Hardware I.MX95 Design at the last lap In the last update, I had mentioned that we were close to releasing the I.MX95 Mainboard (EVT) for the Comet f

Shoaib Merchant

The Comet’s April Voyage

Hey everyone, I am back with April’s set of updates - albeit a bit delayed. We have a lot going on in parallel, but lets catch you all up. Hardware I.MX95 Design close to completion We’ve spent almost all of April getting the I.MX95 version of the mainboard to the finish line. We are now 7 days away from releasing to manufacturing. A couple of days, we have received review comments from NXP as well and are working to incorporate them. We have had some surprises lately, but things overall loo

Shoaib Merchant