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Didel

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Didel is a company focused on providing information and training in C Arduino programming, sensor usage, and microcontroller resource optimization. They offer a wide range of educational products, including pedagogical tools for efficient programming, robots for sensor understanding, and debugging aids. Their documentation, available in both French and English, promotes the use of Arduino C and portable libraries written in C to facilitate programming. Didel's goal is to help individuals, especially beginners, acquire the knowledge and skills needed to be creative in the field of microcontrollers.

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