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for millions who have lost it –
using advanced, patient-centered technology designed to make a meaningful difference,
one touch at a time.
for millions who have lost it – using advanced, patient-centered technology designed to make a meaningful difference, one touch at a time.
Lost your sense of touch due to injury, chronic disease or surgery?
Supporting a loved one who has lost their sense of touch?
Interested in advancing real innovation?
Whether you’re seeking to regain the sense of touch,
support someone dear to you, or drive innovations that restore sensation,
you’ve come to the right place.
Imagine safely feeling the warmth of a loved one’s hand, the comfort of touch, or the confidence in taking a step – no matter what caused the loss of sensation.
Millions face this challenge, whether due to injury, chronic disease, or surgery, with daily risks and missed experiences.
We understand the emotional weight, desire for independence, and the hope for innovative, reliable progress.
Our mission is to restore not just sensation, but possibilities.
Imagine safely feeling the warmth of a loved one’s hand, the comfort of touch, or the confidence in taking a step – no matter what caused the loss of sensation.
Millions face this challenge, whether due to injury, chronic disease, or surgery, with daily risks and missed experiences.
We understand the emotional weight, desire for independence, and the hope for innovative, reliable progress.
Our mission is to restore not just sensation, but possibilities.
the need
Loss of tactile sensation is a common phenomenon in patients with traumatic peripheral nerve injury or a chronic disease.
The loss of sensation involves a significant limitation of functions and the risk of injuries.
The conventional surgical procedures are time restricted and success rates are limited.
the solution
At TENGABLE, we are dedicated to restoring the sense of touch for those who have lost it.
As technology evolves, so do we. Our latest implantable device features a highly sensitive force sensor placed at the fingertip, connected to a miniature stimulator and battery.
When the sensor detects pressure, it sends a signal to an electrode positioned near a healthy sensory nerve.
This gentle stimulation allows the brain to interpret the sensation of touch, helping patients reconnect with the world around them.
This new approach builds on our commitment to innovation and patient care, offering a reliable, responsive, and intuitive solution for tactile restoration.
TENGABLE’s Re-Sense is the first implantable device that restores both touch and temperature sensations.
Designed by leading scientists and medical professionals, our small, subdermal device is personalized to each patient. It replaces damaged nerves by transmitting tailored signals, allowing the brain to interpret real sensation – safely and intuitively.
Personalized to each patient
Safe, reliable and simple to use
Developed for proven, durable results
This breakthrough is at the heart of our commitment to innovation and patient care, offering a reliable, responsive, and intuitive solution for tactile restoration.
The Science Behind Sensation Restoration
Innovation You Can Trust
From Tel Aviv University’s labs
to clinical reality
Breakthrough bio-hybrid technology developed at Tel Aviv University
Proven in animal models,
ready for patients
Combines microsurgery expertise & advanced neurotechnology
Helps prevent unnoticed injuries and supports true independence.
Enables patients to reconnect with a world of touch - improving daily activity and emotional wellbeing.
Giving families peace of mind with a clear, clinically guided solution.
Recognized for innovation, clinical rigor, and a scalable vision that can change lives worldwide.
A maintenance-free implant. Simple surgery. Real sensation.
Restoring dignity, independence, and connection – one patient at a time.
and commitment drive us to work hard to deliver our solution, fueled by dedication to our patients and their families.
What have we been up to
We were truly honored to be recognized among the top startups.
This achievement reflects both the innovation behind Tengable and the importance of restoring the sense of touch to those who need it most.
And there's so much more to come...
Last week, as part of ARC Innovation at Sheba, we joined the ARC annual conference, which brought together healthcare leaders, companies and partners to exchange insights, build relationships and explore collaboration.
We were also honored to be hosted at the Canadian Ambassador’s residence for a reception with the healthcare delegation, engaging with hospitals and innovation leaders from across Canada.
These engagements translate introductions into concrete next steps – accelerating our path toward restoring the sense of touch for those who have lost it.
Our co-founder, Dr. Amir Arami, is currently on a Sheba Medical Center delegation accompanied by surgeons, a rehabilitation physician, an occupational therapist, and an administrative nurse.
The team studies best-practice multidisciplinary models for post-amputation care – at ARMS Clinic (Red Bank, NJ). Insights from surgeons, rehab, OT, prosthetics, and care coordination will help us integrate touch restoration across the full patient pathway.
One of the biggest milestones in our journey at Tengable has been teaming up with CorTec.
Innovation in medtech doesn’t happen in isolation – it happens when the right people…
Big news from Tengable. We are the only foreign company to have been chosen from over 130 applicants to join the prestigious 4C Accelerator of the Medical Innovations Incubator GmbH.
We thank our manufacturing partne…
In the world of healthcare and innovation, stories of success are often written by those who dared to dream differently. The journey of TENGable’s founders, Prof. Ben Maoz and Dr. Amir Arami, is not just a story of scienific…
In our quest to restore sensation to those who have lost it, we have achieved a major milestone at TENGABLE. We completed miniaturizing our device to a size that can fit within a fingertip and demonstrated…
We would love to speak with you.
HaYozma St 3,
Yokne’am Illit, Israel
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