One patent, many uses, configurable to all human body parts.

Set-Lock Splint (US12042414B2) is a patented, lockable splint architecture — demonstrated here with real neon-green hardware prototypes on scale figures. This site is for licensing, demos, and contact — not a retail storefront.

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US Patent US12042414B2

Neon-green Set-Lock Splint prototype locking an action-figure ankle at 90 degrees on a clean wood bench — Prototype hardware — ankle / foot configuration

Real hardware. Clear geometry.

Bright prototype plates and straps show the lockable structure in the field and on the bench — same patent family, adapted by size and placement to the limb.

Action figure holding translucent neon-green honeycomb Set-Lock plate prototype outdoors — Honeycomb plate detail

Neon-green Set-Lock Splint prototype strapped to an action-figure forearm — Forearm application

Neon-green Set-Lock Splint prototype strapped along an action-figure lower leg — Lower-leg application

Configurable across the body

One patented approach — scale and placement change to fit finger, arm, leg, or ankle. Licensing partners get a coherent geometry story for manufacturing and clinical evaluation, not a catalog of unrelated braces.

US Patent US12042414B2 — Set-Lock
Lockable, strap-secured prototype architecture
Demonstrated finger-to-limb scale thinking via hardware models
Licensing and demo track owned by Sean Norton

Full-figure view of neon-green Set-Lock Splint prototype on bent arm with black straps — Arm held at fixed angle

Licensing & demos

Interested in manufacturing, distribution, clinical evaluation, or OEM integration? Reach out for patent overview, geometry discussion, and demo options.

What we share

Patent identity, scale map, and prototype context for serious licensing conversations.

What this is

A patent licensing and demo page for Set-Lock Splint — not an online store or consumer checkout.

Contact

Sean Norton · Set-Lock Splint · US12042414B2
Email: [email protected]

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