Dr. Luis Adrián Zúñiga Avilés is a Professor-Researcher at the Faculty of Medicine, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. He completed his PhD in Mechatronic Science and Technology at CIDESI in Mexico. He has received several recognitions, including membership in the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (Level II) and distinctions from national engineering and scientific organizations. He has recently led multidisciplinary projects in medical robotics, exoskeleton development, intelligent mechatronic systems, and innovation driven by intellectual property, including patented technologies such as the Continuous Passive Knee Mobilizer, Exoskeletons, Prosthesis and weapons. He is also the creator of the LAZA methodological framework for engineering design and technological development. Dr. Zúñiga Avilés has published more than 60 scientific papers in international journals, along with books, book chapters, and over 100 intellectual property records, including patents and industrial designs. He serves as an evaluator and collaborator in national and international research projects and participates in scientific and engineering societies. His teaching disciplines include mechatronics, biomedical engineering, robotics, engineering design, and intellectual property management. His research interests include medical robotics, exoskeletons, defense technologies, product design methodologies, innovation systems, and technology transfer.