A researcher, educator, and innovation leader specializing in mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, digital manufacturing, and medical technologies. His work focuses on the integration of advanced engineering methods – including 3D scanning, reverse engineering, CAD/CAM systems, additive manufacturing, extended reality (XR), digital twins, and artificial intelligence – into healthcare and customized product development. He has led and contributed to numerous interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of engineering and medicine, particularly in the development of patient-specific medical devices, surgical guides, prosthetic solutions, and digital clinical workflows. His research emphasizes engineering-to-order approaches, mass customization, and the digital transformation of healthcare processes. 

As a professor and academic mentor, he is actively involved in international scientific collaboration, technology transfer, and the education of future engineers. He regularly delivers invited lectures and keynote presentations on topics related to Industry 4.0, additive manufacturing, XR technologies, and biomedical product development. His recent work includes the development of advanced digital platforms for personalized medicine, automated additive manufacturing workflows, and CAD-agnostic engineering environments that support flexible product configuration and design automation across multiple CAD systems. His broader mission is to bridge engineering innovation and clinical practice, enabling more efficient, personalized, and digitally integrated healthcare solutions.