1. Ensure your designs are copyrighted or trademarked. This provides legal protection and strengthens your case in disputes. 2.Before sharing designs with clients or collaborators, have them sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to legally bind them to confidentiality. 3. Incorporate watermarks on initial CAD designs shared with external parties to establish ownership and deter unauthorized use. 4. Keep detailed records of your design process, including timestamps, revisions, and communications, to prove originality.

To protect your intellectual property when your CAD design has been copied with modifications, start by documenting all original designs, including sketches, drafts, and development notes, to establish ownership. Consider registering your designs with relevant intellectual property offices to secure legal protection. If the copied work is being used commercially, consult with a legal professional to explore options for issuing a cease-and-desist letter. Maintain open communication with the party involved to negotiate a resolution, and consider using contracts or NDAs in future collaborations to safeguard your work.

La conception est une propriété intellectuelle mais s'il apporte des modifications, il s'est juste basé sur le mien pour son propre objectif.