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Trace: • STM_4: 1-Wire Temperature Sensor • Force sensor • STM_10: Controlling standard servo • ADV1: Using timers to execute code asynchronously • STM_9B: Reading colour sensor • Optical Sensors • EMB9A: Use of RGB LEDs • STM_IoT_6: BLE Communication with characteristics • Controlling LED with Simple Web Server • STM_1A: Use of fan

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