A solution that changes as needs evolveFor people living with conditions such as ALS/MND, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Cerebral Palsy, and Spinal Cord Injury

People Living withMND / ALSSince our initial days in R+D, Control Bionics has focused on clients living with MND / ALS.

Working with this patient population has driven Control Bionics to develop solutions, like the NeuroNode Trilogy, that aim to reduce user fatigue while increasing communication speed in a onetime-funded system that changes alongside the client’s needs.

People Living with

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)As our technology developed, we have worked with a variety of clients, young and old, and in the US and across the globe, who are living with SMA.

One of our longest partners in the development of the NeuroNode, Michael Philips, used our system for control and communication for nearly a decade. While one of our youngest clients, Maeve Coffey, used our communication solution to ensure her voice could be heard in her New York classroom.

People Living withCerebral Palsy (CP)Based on our research and development, we know individuals living with CP have unique access and communication challenges.

Traditional switches often require maximum effort, while more advanced eye tracking solutions can be problematic due to seating positions and muscle spasticity. To combat these issues, the latest NeuroNode development, Spatial Control, was designed specifically with these users in mind.

People Living with

SCI + TBIOur technology helps locked-in individuals communicate with loved ones following a traumatic brain injury, and it’s a client group we’ve been proud to serve.

Our partnership with the Veteran’s Health Administration has allowed us to service those clients with TBI and SCI in the US; while our product suitability allows us to serve this patient population around the world.

And More

The above list of diagnoses is by no means exclusive, and we’re constantly looking for ways to utilize our technology for new populations.

Other conditions we’ve provided communication solutions for include Friedreich’s Ataxia, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Stroke, and Guillain-Barré Syndrome.

NeuroNode Trilogy: Giving Voice to People Living with ALS/MND - Video