Law Practice
May 28, 2013
Legal world braces for 3D printing revolution
3D printers are seeping into the mainstream consciousness. A rapid drop in price is making small scale manufacturing processes available to businesses and individual consumers, while raising all sorts of legal questions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - After long being relegated to the world of hobbyists and engineers, 3-D printers are beginning to seep into the mainstream consciousness. A rapid drop in the price of the technology is making small-scale manufacturing processes available to small businesses and individual consumers, while raising all sorts of legal questions. Various companies are currently battling over patents related to the ...
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