License of Ultimaker Robot

[punpunm 2]

Is there any license for Ultimaker Robot?

Can I sell the 3D printing of it?

 

[gr5 1,108]

No, you can't.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11551

Every object on thingiverse has a license. When you post there are several licenses to choose from. The above link was posted by "Martijn Elserman" which happens to be the name of one of the founders of Ultimaker - I'm guessing it's the same Martijn Elserman.

The license is a creative commons license and includes both:

1) Attribution clause

2) Non commercial clause

The attribution clause means if you have to say where you got the design. You can repost this model or STL and can change the STL but you have to continue the same license. The non commercial clause means you can't sell it or make money from it in any way.

At 3D printing shows, none of the companies there show off models on thingiverse that have this second attribute. If they do they get yelled at by both people at the show and their competitors and it looks bad for their reputation. This is just an example.

Having said that - if you sell 3 of them for $1 each I don't think Martijn will care. But if you try to start a business selling these they might shut you down. You could contact him on thingiverse and get your own personal license/permission if you want. He doesn't post much on these forums so don't expect him to read this post.

 

[Daid 288]

The one on youmagine has a CC-by-SA license so can be sold: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/official-ultimaker-robot.%20Does%20require%20attribution.

 

[punpunm 2]

OK, I will not sell the robot.

Thank you for gr5 and david's replay

[gr5 1,108]

You misunderstand. As long as you use the version here:

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/official-ultimaker-robot#!design-flag

then you can sell it as long as you tell people where you got the original file for it. Just don't use the version from thingiverse.

Siert is also a founder of Ultimaker.