Giuseppe Mallaci

Giuseppe Mallaci is an accomplished inventor based in Saint-Laurent, Canada. He has made significant contributions to the field of medical simulation technology, holding a total of 8 patents. His work focuses on creating advanced apparatuses that enhance the training and performance of medical professionals.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations is the Dual Channel Medical Simulator. This apparatus is designed to simulate the insertion of an elongated instrument into a subject. It features a frame that extends between two end walls along a first axis and two lateral walls along a second axis. One of the end walls is equipped with an insertion aperture, while one of the lateral walls has an insertion hole. These components create intersecting passageways that allow for precise measurements of instrument displacement and rotation through a sensing unit positioned at the intersection point.

Another notable invention is the Medical Insertion Simulator, which simulates the insertion of an elongated instrument attached to a tether into a structure. This apparatus includes a casing with an aperture for the tether, a pulley for receiving the tether, and a sensing arrangement to monitor the angular position of the pulley. The feedback force actuator applies an adjustable resistive force based on the sensed position, enhancing the realism of the simulation.

Career Highlights

Giuseppe Mallaci has worked with prominent companies in the medical simulation industry, including CAE Inc. and CAE

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