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When technology blurs borders: originality in copyright at the test of 3D digitisation

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By Mohamed Aziz Fatnassi Cantoned since its appearance in the 1980s in the industrial spheres of automobiles and aeronautics, where it was mainly used for prototyping, three-dimensional digitisation has developed over time. What is new is not so much the technique as its increasing accessibility and the interest that it arouses [...]

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When technology blurs borders: originality in copyright at the test of 3D digitisation

14 days ago·Quebec City, Canada

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cyberjustice.ca broke the news in Quebec City, Canada 14 days ago on Monday, February 10, 2025.

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