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Marks & Clerk's updated whitepaper explores the rise of 3D printing and the intellectual property landscape
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Marks & Clerk's updated whitepaper explores the rise of 3D printing and the intellectual property landscape
Since the publication of Marks & Clerk’s 2020 whitepaper ‘3D/IP: Intellectual Property in an Age of 3D Printing’, the additive manufacturing (AM) landscape has undergone transformative change. With adoption surpassing expectations and regulations beginning to catch up, 3D printing has moved from a specialist tool to a global production force, reshaping industries, supply chains and intellectual property (IP) frameworks along the wayMARKET GROWTH…
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