Managing complex daily routines can be a significant hurdle for individuals with cognitive or developmental disabilities. Imagine then, the added stress of communicating in unfamiliar and emotional situations like incident investigations into potential crimes or...
For most teenagers, communication is effortless—a quick joke, a text to a friend, or sharing what’s on their mind. For Shepherd Lynch, it’s been a very different journey. After a brain injury in 2016, Shepherd’s speech no longer allowed him to...
We’re thrilled to share that Control Bionics will be exhibiting and presenting at the 43rd Annual Closing The Gap Conference, taking place October 21–24, 2025 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Bloomington, Minnesota. This event brings together the best minds in assistive...
At Control Bionics, we believe that every voice deserves to be heard—clearly, confidently, and in a way that works for the communicator. That’s why we’re excited to introduce The Block, a new AAC vocabulary pageset distributed exclusively by Control Bionics,...
This is the final installment in our current series from guest author, Elizabeth Stricker! Communicating is tough when your voice doesn’t work. If you have ALS or another condition that affects your voice, an eye gaze device makes a huge difference — but it might not...
We are thankful to have a guest author, Elizabeth Stricker, for this blog post! A typical day with eye gaze involves flexibility and mixing up communication methods. While it can be hard to get a good eye gaze calibration in some situations — in bright sunlight, or on...
