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3D Printing and Intellectual Property

https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316584507
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3D Printing, Valuation, and Service Inputs: Looking to the Future Rather Than the Past to Design Rules of Origin for Advanced Manufactured Products
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Handbook of Digital 3D Reconstruction of Historical Architecture
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The Protection of Digital Fashion Creations
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Differences in Immaterial Details: Dimensional Conversion and Its Implications for Protecting Digital Designs Under EU Design Law
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Vagueness in Artificial Intelligence: The ‘Fuzzy Logic’ of AI-Related Patent Claims
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Legal challenges of additive manufacturing on the Moon
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Decision Considerations for Securing and Managing Intellectual Property within Additive Manufacturing Supply Chains
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Current Awareness
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Rethinking Who ‘Keeps’ Heritage: 3D Technology, Repatriation and Copyright
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3D printing, artificially intelligent robots and software inventions, is technology shaking the reign of IP law.
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The Changing Contours of International Protection for Trade Dress
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Metal 3D Printing: Patent Law, Trade Secrets, and Additive Manufacturing
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Legal Considerations for Using Digital Twins in Additive Manufacture – A Review of the Literature
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Digital 3D Technologies for Humanities Research and Education: An Overview
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The Medical Right to Repair: Intellectual Property, the Maker Movement, and COVID-19
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3D Printing and Copyright Law: Addressing Legal Challenges in the Digital Era
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