Win 3D printer, share video about STM32

Welcoming STM32 Fans to our Embedded World 2017 Contest!

The competition is open to everyone (with the exception of ST employees)

Please join now and try your chance to win an amazing 3D printer from our partner Conrad (RenkForce 500, value 749 ?)

How to enter the competition:

If you are a STM32 fan, share a video of 60 seconds maximum about why you love and trust our STM32! (several contributions by a unique author are accepted).

Themes & examples: you developed, you learned, you experienced hands-on, you created, you released your creativity with STM32! ….

News on https://community.st.com/community/stm32-community/embedded-world-contest

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