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An announcement on Union Tech’s USA website indicates they are shutting down their business.
We recently published a story on an incident that caused many 3D models on Thingiverse to be removed. Now, we know a lot more.
Thingiverse has dropped a number of 3D models from its repository, according to multiple reports.
There’s a silent war being waged between two giants of 3D printing: DWS and Formlabs.
Understanding the capabilities and legalities of 3D printing is a complex undertaking: lawyer John F. Hornick weighs in on today’s realities.
Well, well, it seems there has been a significant legal development in the USA regarding use of third party 3D printing materials.
Desktop Metal’s lawsuit against Markforged has reached an “amicable resolution”.
As 3D printing continues to see adoption in industry, legal implications must be kept in mind: we speak to Elizabeth (Beth) D. Ferrill of IP law firm Finnegan.
This week’s selection is the instructive “3D Printer: Patents & Innovations” by M. A. Buth.
I’m reading a fascinating legal complaint by 3D Systems against one of their former employees and his new employer, and there’s lessons to be had by all 3D printing companies here.
Big news today: Desktop Metal has launched a lawsuit against their prime competitor, Markforged.
Micheal Weinberg writes of an interesting legal battle taking place over use of third party 3D print materials.
Although it’s possible that patents have existed since the time of the Ancient Greeks, the Venetian Patent Statute is more widely recognized as the first official patent system.
Just last week, MakerBot announced a new product lineup—hardware and software included—geared towards professionals and educators that MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom said was the result of a “cultural shift” at the company as they gained further insight into the specific needs of the professional market.
Ouch! EnvisionTEC has launched a patent infringement lawsuit against Massachusetts-based Formlabs.
Earlier we wrote a story on LayerTrove, a new Scotland-based startup that happens to be selling unlicensed 3D content. But how often does this occur? It turns out to be astonishingly frequent.
LayerTrove is a Scotland-based 3D model store who have just launched a 3D models series that may bring them troubles in the future.
