Peegar is a super-easy hardware development system. By creating a program intuitively on a web browser, hardware will instantly start moving. Unlike standard prototyping kits, there is no need to install any software, nor member registration for setting up your program. All you need is a normal web browser, therefore you can program visually on your smartphones and tablets. Peegar uses audio cable instead of USB cable to transfer the program to your hardware, which is another special feature to make development simple. Teachers can easily introduce how programming works to their students at school. Moreover, adults that hesitated to learn programming can start their new challenge. "Peegar" comes from the cute sound when sending the program.
Simple setup
No need to install software
for development
Any device
Available on
PC / tablets / smartphones
Visual Programming
Easy to create a program
| Arduino | mbed | micro:bit |  |
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Available on offline There are many places where only |
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No need to download and install It is troublesome to download and install software. |
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Visual programming by default Learning programming language is difficult. |
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| Connection | USB | USB | USB | Audio |
In mbed system, you can compile program in offline environment. However, it is not by default and you need to install some software.
Please feel free to contact us.
hello@peegar.comDeveloped By
Yoshitaka Taguchi |
Main Development: Circuit, Compiler, |
Takaaki Sanjo |
Communication Protocol |
Supported By
Logo Design | |
Kosuke Takahashi | Design Integration |
Ayato Tanaka | Movie |
Sho Yasui |
Circuit |
Tatsuhiko Sakaguchi |
Web Design (this page) |
Tomokazu Higuchi |
Toy Design (for exhibition in SXSW) |
Makabe Tasuku |
Toy Design (for exhibition in SXSW) |
Shotaro Sugiyama |
Toy Design (for exhibition in SXSW) |
Takumi Hayashi |
Toy Design (for exhibition in SXSW) |
This project is one of the submitted work in 'Bikkuri Dokkiri Mecha', which is the lecture held in the University of Tokyo. I would like to express my gratitude to two teachers, who are in charge of the lecture, Associate Professor Yoshio Mita and Associate Professor Yoshihiro Kawahara, who gave us the opportunity to exhibit our work in SXSW 2017.
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