Partial Hand Solutions

Naked Prosthetics manufacture durable, custom-fabricated finger prostheses to replace partial loss of a finger.

The PIPDriver, MCPDriver and ThumbDriver are all designed to restore functionality by mimicking the natural motions of a finger, each driven by the residual digit. Their exoskeletal appearance is designed with functionality in mind, and also provide a sleek appearance which users are proud to wear.

Returning a user’s ability to perform daily tasks is the ultimate outcome for these prostheses, restoring long-term hand health so individuals can get back into the workplace and lead an active, fulfilled lifestyle. These three devices are custom-manufactured according to an individual’s specific measurements and requirements, and are designed to be worn in combination with one another if needed. 

Point Designs produces heavy-duty, functional upper limb prosthetic devices developed to improve the independence of patients who have lost one or more fingers or thumbs. With a key focus on ensuring the right fit for every patient, Point Designs is committed to helping users throughout their prosthetic journey. Alongside our team at Steeper, we are here to help every step of the way.

Devices like the Point Digit feature a patented ratcheting mechanism with 11 locking positions and auto spring-back, all of which can be operated with one hand. The Point Digit Mini is ideal for users with smaller hands such as children, and the Point Partial helps users with partial finger amputations from the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint regain full grip functionality, ultimately increasing their independence and confidence.

The Point Thumb, complete with integrated touchscreen-compatible fingertip pads, helps users to perform grasping and pinching motions and when paired with the Point Pivot+ users can benefit from an extra 19 locking levels of adduction/abduction.