Three-dimensional printers have the capacity to reproduce solid objects. Using computer modelling software, they can reproduce an
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Three-dimensional printers have the capacity to reproduce solid objects. Using computer modelling software, they can reproduce an object using materials such as rubber, plastics, ceramics, and metals. The potential is to reproduce everything from automobile parts to toys to household items. How does this technology possibly impact intellectual property-rights holders? How should companies deal with the risk posed by this technology?
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