Meet the Team
Dr. Luca Perasole
Product Owner - R&D
Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthesis in Padua university with a research thesis on composite-based biomaterials and photo-polymerization.
Dr. Luca Perasole is an Italian clinician driven by a deep passion for biophotonics—the science of using light to reveal, support, and guide biological processes in medicine.
Through years of clinical training and hands-on experimentation, he has cultivated a vision where technology and sensitivity converge in everyday care.
Today, he brings that vision to life using Tiresia, a device he helped shape, which channels selective light frequencies to activate tissue responses and clearly distinguish biological and artificial margins—instantly, and without strain.
More than a tool, Tiresia represents a new mindset in dentistry: one where clarity, precision, and gentleness coexist to elevate both the practitioner’s eye and the patient’s experience.
Tiziano Maffione
Industrial Designer
I worked for 3 years in China alongside the most important brands of Automotive.
Professor of 3D modeling and product designer with several products in the lighting industry.
Tiziano is a visionary designer and engineer whose passion lies at the intersection of form, function, and human experience. Through tireless research and experimentation, he has become a recognized expert in ergonomic design, always striving to simplify the complex and to refine the relationship between technology and the human body.
His contribution to the development of Tiresia has been transformative. With a relentless focus on usability and workflow optimization, Tiziano has elevated the device’s design—making it not only more intuitive, but truly aligned with the needs of clinicians in real-world settings.
Beyond Tiresia, Tiziano’s work continues to inspire. His innovative approach and use of advanced technologies have positioned him as a respected voice in the design community, where he blends aesthetics and functionality to create solutions that are as elegant as they are effective.
Design, for him, is not just about how something looks—but how it feels, how it works, and how it empowers.
