Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Set-Lock Splint’s articulated, lockable brace concept
Sean Norton Labs presents a patented splint architecture with prototype hardware and invites licensing, manufacturing, distribution, and clinical-evaluation inquiries.
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- The page shows articulated honeycomb plates with lock levers in finger, forearm, lower-leg, and ankle configurations.
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The page frames the device as one geometry adapted by scale and placement, rather than a set of unrelated braces. Its images show the lockable plates on scale figures and in forearm, lower-leg, and ankle or foot arrangements. The site says licensing partners can discuss manufacturing, distribution, OEM integration, or clinical evaluation; it does not offer a retail checkout.
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