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Recently, we have received multiple inquiries from TouchDesigner users who want to protect their developed applications with CodeMeter and attach licenses. TouchDesigner is a development environment for multimedia content created by Derivative, a company based in Canada, and it is popular among media art professionals. In fact, CodeMeter is used in the licensing system of TouchDesigner itself. A user named @motoishmz contacted Derivative about how to attach licenses to tox files developed in TouchDesigner for copy protection and license sales, and they have compiled a very detailed article on the topic, which we would like to introduce. If you are interested in doing something similar, please consider using it as a reference.

WIBU-SYSTEMS AG, which sells the software protection and licensing solution CodeMeter, will exhibit at ET & IoT 2021 (November 17-19 at Pacifico Yokohama). Wibu-Systems will showcase CodeMeter's solutions for security in IoT and software monetization at their booth in the Yokohama Pavilion. The exhibition will feature a demonstration of CodeMeter Embedded integrated into a Raspberry Pi, designed for use in embedded devices. Additionally, SDKs (Software Development Kits) will be available for those who request them. While we will be taking infection control measures, we look forward to welcoming everyone. ■ Recommended for (job types) - Software developers - Business development and planning personnel - Companies that develop/sell packaged software ■ Recommended for those with the following challenges - Security for embedded devices - Reverse engineering and copy prevention measures - Monetization of licensing models

<Free Webinar at MedTech Online Presentation> For example, medical devices such as imaging diagnostic equipment are packed with various digital assets, making them expensive. But what if they are stolen or misused, leading to the production of cheaper devices? CodeMeter can strongly encrypt digital assets and attach various licensing models. In the seminar, we will explain protection and monetization while introducing case studies. Recommended for: - Those considering business models for medical devices - Developers of medical software - Those considering international expansion of medical devices

The subscription model, which allows software development companies to secure regular revenue and users to access services at an affordable price, has recently become particularly popular among licensing models. However, is the subscription model the best option for all software? In this seminar, we will revisit the fundamentals of software licensing, including "prevention of unauthorized use," "understanding usage," and "securing revenue," while introducing various licensing models with case studies.