Point Designs

Fingertip Pads are molded silicone components with a compliant, conductive surface for touchscreen use. They are field-replaceable and compatible with the company's other prosthetic fingers.

Point Designs' Grip Bands add high-friction surfaces to the segments of the Point Digit, Point Digit mini, Point Partial, and Point Thumb. The touchscreen-compatible accessories are designed for its prosthetic fingers.

The Point Endo is a medium-duty articulating prosthetic finger designed for integration into a cosmetic silicone covering. It has a narrow, smooth exterior without grip surfaces or contours and is intended for light- to medium-duty use.

The page guides users through the company's customization options.

Ben Pulver directs product development at Point Designs, which makes prosthetic fingers for people with partial hand amputations. He holds a BS from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MS from the University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus.

Jacob Segil is co-founder of Point Designs LLC and a member of its Advisory Board. His work focuses on prosthetic limb design, neural interfaces, and sensory perception across academia and early-stage ventures.

Levin Sliker is CEO and co-founder of Point Designs, which makes prosthetic fingers for people with partial hand amputations. He holds BS, MS, and PhD degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder.

Rahul Kaliki is CEO of Infinite Biomedical Technologies, a Johns Hopkins University spin-off in Baltimore, Maryland, dedicated to commercializing control interfaces and machine learning algorithms for upper-limb prosthesis control.

Point Designs makes prosthetic fingers for people with limb differences.

Phone number: (720) 600-4753 Fax number: (877) 673-8527

The Merge MID is a custom, body-powered prosthesis designed for middle-segment limb differences of digits 2–5.

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