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.
- 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-orgWe want you to have the power of building your dream hardware projects, and we back them, with:
Open Mechanicals
PCB designs
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
Repairability
Better Materials
Mega Mecha March Update
Hey everyone! I am back with the big-big updates for March. Thank you for your continued support to our project.
Choosing between the I.MX 8M Plus and I.MX 95
Hey everyone, this update is a bit later than I would have ideally liked but here you go. In this one, I will clarify the differences between the two processor variants for the Comet - the I.MX 8M Plus and the I.MX 95 and try and help you make the right choice. Background - Our original plan was to release with the I.MX 8M Plus, but early in December 2025, we received the early access to the I.MX 95 including its design documents, evaluation kits, and references. We are very excited for the per
FOSDEM, Meetup and more
Hey everyone, we’re back with more updates! Thank you so much for your continued support for the Mecha Comet. Mecha at FOSDEM As you might already know, Mecha was at FOSDEM 2026 at Brussels presenting along with other projects from India as part of FOSS United (https://fossunited.org/). This was our first time at FOSDEM, we didn’t imagine the scale of it and couldn’t help getting overwhelmed with sheer number of folks in open-source attending. Here are few glimpes of the buzz at our stand. A