Randy Rua a écrit:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am a student at the University of Southern California and I am
> researching the use of the internet to order rapid prototypes.
Randy,
as a "RP-artist" I have a CyberGallery on line with telesculptures for sale.
Have a look to http://www.toile-metisse.org/cl/
It's an experiment. The main problem is not technical but legal:
if someone purchse an STL sculpture, I don't know how many objects he will built
with his RP device / 3D printer.
In France, a sculpture must be produce in 10 copies at the maximum.
So, telesculpture is a new kind of sculpture that require a new kind of law.
Recently, I was surprised and shocked to see a small RP-sculpture from B. Collins
exhibited on a stand in a computer trading show, among other RP parts, without any
mention of the author.
Perhaps it's a topic for the the RP-list to discuss about the intellectual property
and protection of 3D objects.
Bien cordialement.
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Christian LAVIGNE
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Président de Toile Métisse
Secrétaire Général d'Ars Mathématica
Co-fondateur d'INTERSCULPT
http://www.toile-metisse.org/cl/
lavigne@toile-metisse.org
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écrivain & artiste multimedia
robosculpture & télésculpture
conseil technologique
création de sites web
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1, Cour de Rohan, 75006 Paris, France
tel: 33 (0)1 43 26 45 85 . fax: 33 (0)1 40 46 82 02
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INTERSCULPT
http://www.toile-metisse.org/intersculpt/
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TOILE METISSE
http://www.toile-metisse.org
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