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Myth V Fact Series #1
There are always myths that surround products in the technology world. Especially technology like the Neuro Node often finds itself surrounded by myths and misconceptions. In this blog series we will go through some of the myths we have heard about the Neuro Node and...
NYC Department of Education: NeuroNode in the Classroom
Successful NeuroNode Performance Trial with Maeve, a 3rd Grade Student with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), Leads to Acquisition of seven NeuroNodes by NYC DOE’s Center for Assistive Technology (CAT) for students in the New York City Education System.(Video News...
Kristin Harley: Communicating in the ICU with NeuroNode
Kristin Harley, diagnosed with motor neurone disease in early 2013, makes the tough choice to have a tracheostomy. While she has been using the NeuroNode at home for the past several months to control text, text-to-speech, emails, and more - she...
Medicare Approves Life-Changing Technology for People with Disabilities
The NeuroNode provides a new solution for those with ALS/MND, Cerebral Palsy and more. Milford, Ohio, October 26, 2018 -- Control Bionics’ NeuroNode, a revolutionary life-altering assistive technology product, is universally available for people with...
Ok Google – Everyone Can Say It Now!
Control Bionics will be launching a revolutionary wireless, wearable EMG device complete with hands-free, voice-free Google Assistant control for the disabled population at the Closing the Gap Conference. MILFORD, OHIO - Sept. 26, 2018 - Control Bionics announces the...
NeuroSwitch Featured at Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST)
CEO Peter Ford and NeuroSwitch user Michael Phillips, who has spinal muscular atrophy, recently attended the Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST) 20th anniversary event. In the photo below, Michael Phillips is controlling a...
NPR-affiliate WVXU Interviews James Schorey + Peter Ford
This week, James and Peter discussed the NeuroSwitch and ALS patients with reporter Ann Thompson on WVXU, Cincinnati's NPR affiliate. The Control Bionics offices are located in Milford, near Cincinnati, so we were excited to share our work and the history of the...