Repetto LLC is an R&D company committed to developing patented products with unique technology from which superior market-driven products are created.

Our objective is to execute an exclusive license or sell our patented technology, products and technical know-how. We will assist the licensee or buyer in bringing the products to market as well as assisting with other creative and technical tasks mutually agreed upon.

We welcome inquiries regarding an exclusive license agreement or acquisition.

Gregory Fossella is an internationally renowned Industrial Designer, founder and Managing Partner of Repetto, LLC.  Mr. Fossella designed the Repetto “breakthrough” patented technology of the AutoLoad:

He is also founder of the former Gregory Fossella Associates, an international design and marketing firm with over 55 employees, having corporate offices in Boston Massachusetts. Mr. Fossella holds over 35 patents on a wide variety of products.

Former clients of Fossella: Hughes Aircraft, Enstrom Helicopter, Aerospatiale Helicopter-(France), PZL Swidnik Helicopter-(Poland), AS&E/Pfizer, Boston Whaler-boat design, General Motors, Weber Aircraft seating manufacturer for airlines worldwide, General Electric, Exxon, Black & Decker, Rockwell International, Ryobi Japan, Stanley, Exxon gas pumps, Pennzoil oil container, Titleist golf clubs, Gillette, Colgate Palmolive, Sunbeam, , Ingersoll Rand, Corning, Braun North America, Proctor Silex, Bristol-Myers.  Fossella has designed products in countries such as France, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Holland, Poland, & England

Awards: Recipient of numerous awards for design excellence most notably, FORTUNE MAGAZINE cited Fossella for designing “ONE OF THE TWENTY-FIVE BEST DESIGNED PRODUCTS IN AMERICA”, the Enstrom Helicopter design.

Leading Designers Worldwide:  Greg Fossella was selected by the country of Taiwan as one of eleven industrial designers from around the world to assist with their product development & brand identity.

Helicopter pilot:  Fossella would fly his own Helicopter to his design projects in remote locations.

Education: Rhode Island School of Design, BFA Industrial Design

Board of Trustees: Rhode Island School of Design

With many products there is usually a void between “what is being done” and “what could be done”. This void is very apparent in the utility knife industry. “What is being done” in this industry has been bothersome from the inception of the utility knife. The vast majority of all utility knives still require the very slow and unsafe procedure of changing blades with your bare hands.

Therefore, visualizing “what could be done” was easy. However, the development process for a utility knife that could change a used blade for a new blade in less than 1 ½ seconds without ever touching a blade, was a major challenge.

The development of extraordinary technology often presents an array of very unique and lucrative marketing opportunities.