Patents
- Bi-directional fixating transvertebral body screws and posterior cervical and lumbar interarticulating joint calibrated stapling devices for spinal fusion. US Patent No. 9,005,293. Filed May 16 2011, Issued Apr. 14 2015.
- Bi-directional fixating/locking transvertebral body screw/intervertebral cage stand-alone constructs having a central screw locking lever, and pliers and devices for spinal fusion. US Patent No. 8,734,516. Filed May 22 2009, Issued May 27 2014.
- Artificial cervical and lumbar discs, disc plate insertion gun for performing sequential single plate intervertebral implantation enabling symmetric bi-disc plate alignment for interplate mobile core placement. US Patent No. 8,535,379. Filed Nov. 20 2007, Issued Sept. 17 2013.
- Bi-directional fixating transvertebral body screws and posterior cervical and lumbar interarticulating joint calibrated stapling devices for spinal fusion. US Patent No. 8,353,913. Filed Apr. 11 2011, Issued Jan. 15 2013.
- Posterior cervical and lumbar interarticulating joint staples, stapling guns, and devices for spinal fusion. US Patent No. 8,257,370. Filed May 22 2009, Issued Sept. 4 2012.
- Bi-directional fixating/locking transvertebral body screw/intervertebral cage stand-alone constructs and posterior cervical and lumbar interarticulating joint stapling guns and devices for spinal fusion. US patent 7,972,363. Filed Mar. 24, 2008, Issued Jul. 5 2011.
- Bi-directional fixating transversal body screws and posterior cervical and lumbar interarticulating joint calibrated stapling devices for spinal fusion. US patent 7,942,903 B2. Filed Aug. 21, 2007, Issued May 17, 2011.
- Mechanical fish robot exploiting vibration modes for locomotion. US patent 7,865,268 B2. Filed Jun. 23, 2005, Issued Jan 4 2011.
- Applicator. US patent 7,055,528. Filed Mar. 27, 2003, Issued Jun. 6, 2006.
- Flexible Robotic Manipulation Mechanism Pub. No: US 2009/0293442 A1 (Patent Application Publication). Filed May 5 2009.
- Citrus Harvester U.S.S.N.: 61/126,382 (Provisional US patent application). Filed May 5 2008.
I design simple and elegant mechanisms that exploit natural phenomena to achieve their function by drawing inspiration from nature and a deep understanding of the physics of a problem.