– 3D-Modelle & 3D-Drucker –

Konferenz in Berlin über juristische Fallen der neuen Kopiertechnik
(…weiter auf computer-oiger.de)

Vor dem Einstieg ins Geschäft mit dem dreidimensionalen Drucken sollten Händler Rat in den drei Dimensionen Recht, Steuern und Finanzierung einholen, sagen Alexander Littich und Julia Hanke.
(…weiter auf channelpartner.de)

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, Dan Cohn, a member of the Technology, Manufacturing & Transportation industry team at association member Husch Blackwell discussed copyright issues for 3D printers, today he considers the Enforcement of Copyrights Against 3D Printers.
(…weiter auf the3dprintingassociation.com)

If you’re looking for a way to gauge how the 3D printing market will evolve, look no further than the dawn of two other revolutionizing technologies – the desktop printing market and the VHS standard. And be prepared for a decidedly off-color story.
(…weiter auf wired.com)

Beim Super Bowl-Halbzeitauftritt von Katy Perry stahl er dem US-Popstar die Show. Nun löst ein erratisch tanzender Hai rechtliche Diskussionen rund um den 3D-Druck aus.
(…weiter auf futurezone.at)

When the military and the government begin looking into a unique technology — and using it for previously unheard-of exercises and means to an end — you know it’s something of significance. But right now, the roles are reversed as the UK has been examining what we everyday people are doing with the extraordinary power of a new and almost completely unregulated technology.
(…weiter auf 3dprint.com)

3D printing is at the center of a monumentally important, extremely controversial copyright infringement debate with global implications. This lawsuit that involves powerhouses like Google, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), and the US International Trade Commission (ITC), a quasi-judicial, independent, bipartisan, federal agency that provides the legislative and executive branches of the government with trade information and expertise. The ITC basically polices trade in the interest of protecting US industries from unfair trade practices like subsidies, trademark, patent, and copyright infringement.
(…weiter auf 3dprint.com)

By: Josh Becker (Partner) and Sarah O’Donohue (Associate)

Product manufacturers typically can be held liable for injuries caused by a defective product under several legal theories. One legal theory, referred to as strict liability, focuses on the product itself rather than the conduct of the manufacturer.
(…weiter auf 3dprint.com)

To distinguish their products from copies, manufacturers are adding unique, “uncloneable” signatures to their products. One of the newest techniques involves embedding quantum dots—nanocrystals made of semiconductor material—into products during manufacturing. Objects can then be easily be screened for authenticity. The dots can be chosen to emit any color of light when scanned. And by layering the dots to emit two different colors at once, a manufacturer can design a signature that’s even harder to copy.
(…weiter auf 3dprintinglawfirm.com)

Shapeways Customer Service Team Lead Thomas Ellison discusses the basics of copyright, patent and intellectual property for designers and Shapeways shop owners at the Shapeways Small Business Bootcamp on October 24, 2014.
http://www.shapeways.com/
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