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Welcome to tactile restoration.
Where every touch tells a story of hope and innovation.
We’re pioneering a new era in restoring touch sensation for millions who have lost it – using advanced, patient-centered technology designed to make a meaningful difference, one touch at a time.
We’re pioneering a new era in restoring touch sensation
for millions who have lost it –
using advanced, patient-centered technology
designed to make a meaningful difference, ֿ
one touch at a time.
A
NEW
ERA
A new
era begins
We’re Pioneering a New Era in Restoring Touch Sensation
for millions who have lost it – using advanced, patient-centered technology designed
to make a meaningful difference, one touch at a time.
The need
Loss of sensation
Impairment
Loss of tactile sensation is a common phenomenon in patients with traumatic peripheral nerve injury or a chronic disease.
Limitation
The loss of sensation involves a significant limitation of functions and the risk of injuries.
Constraints
The conventional surgical procedures are time restricted and success rates are limited.
The solution
Sensation restoration through innovative technology
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.
Our
To develop a maintenance-free device with no external power source, requiring a simple implantation technique.
Our
To help the millions of people who have lost the sense of touch in parts of their bodies due to injuries, diabetes, or cancer.
Our
and commitment drive us to work hard at bringing our solution to those who need it as soon as possible.
What have we been up to
In less than two years
We have secured major funding
Added key partnerships
We are moving closer to clinical studies to bring our solution to patients
And there's so much more to come...
Our team
It's all about the people
Shai Feinsod
CEO
Veteran healthcare executive with over 25 years of experience in startups in the US and Israeli markets.
Amir Arami, MD
CMO and Co Founder
Head of Hand Surgery and Microsurgery Department, Sheba – Tel Hashomer.
Prof. Ben M. Maoz, PhD
CTO and Co Founder
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Tel-Aviv University Sagol School of Neuroscience.
Maximiliano (Max) Sisti
Director of R&D
Arkady Glukhovsky
Development Engineer
Shay Kaplan
R&D Engineer
Yael Engel Levitan
R&D Engineer
Michael Tavorisky
R&D Engineer
Rita Lupu
Regulatory Consultant
Noa Meiri
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