Also, as stated, you can't patent DST. But you can trademark it. The video I pointed out mentioned "Dynamic stabilisation". An early "win" for FBR could be to either lump DST trademark infringement on top of the patent infringement. Note the trademark "R". I really hope some lawyers on FBR starts downloading the video on youtube as "evidence". Specifically this time code. "Creating Dynamic Stabilisation for the print head is the hardest".
https://youtu.be/wUjvmYv3_-I?t=3051
Competition, page-265
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