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Une équipe de chercheurs de l’université du Texas, à Dallas, et de l’Université Hanyang en Corée du Sud a développé des fils capables de générer de l’électricité lorsqu’ils sont étirés ou tordus. Ils les ont appelés « Twistron ». 
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The best way to celebrate Arduino is to learn about its best projects and applications.
"Saturday marks World Arduino Day, an eponymous celebration of the first decade of the open-source single-board microcontroller designed for do-it-yourself electronics projects. Developed in 2004 for Italian design students, Arduino quickly became a favorite for builders and makers all over the world. With a built-in set of inputs and outputs that can be directly connected to sensors, Arduino allows for projects that interact with the environment outside the tiny microcontroller. For this reason, many compare Arduino to Raspberry Pi, but Arduino is not a self-sufficient computer like the Pi. What Arduino can do is make electrical engineering ridiculously easy..."
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