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Shepherd’s Big Leap: Let’s Talk
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 communicate everything...
Introducing Control Bionics Champion, Max Bailey
Introducing Max Bailey-Jensen! Max's unwavering determination and use of assistive technologies have allowed him to defy his disability and strive towards Olympic participation. His remarkable journey serves as an inspiration, showcasing the power of resilience and...
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...
International Impact: A Message of Hope
Kiichi Otsuka, an ALS patient from Japan, lost his ability to speak due to a tracheotomy. However, his life took a positive turn when he discovered NeuroNode.
New Recorded Course: Eye Gaze 101
The Eye Gaze 101 course, hosted by Kristin Whitfield, is now available online for you to view at anytime! Designed to discuss the basics of eye gaze technology with clinicians, teachers, and family members. Despite being an important means of access for many...
Grid Three Update: QWERTY Format Added to Scanning Interface
We're thrilled to announce that the popular scanning interfaces for kids, young adults, and adults have received an update that will make communication even easier and more efficient. The "16 Location High Contrast Scanning Kids and Young Adults", "16 Location...
The worldwide launch of DROVE World First Autonomous Wheelchair Module Launch
The launch of DROVE, the world’s first autonomous driving wheelchair module created by Control Bionics, was an exciting event that garnered a lot of press and attention. The keynote speaker, Jeremy Steele, the CEO of Control Bionics, introduced Drove to the world and explained how it was created to give users the ability to independently traverse a home environment.