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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating in Australia and North America, Control Bionics Limited and its subsidiaries specialize in the innovation, development, and market introduction of sophisticated assistive communication technologies. The company's offerings include the NeuroNode Trilogy and NeuroNode3 systems, which empower individuals facing speech and mobility challenges to control computers for speech generation, electronic correspondence, leisure activities, and remote operation of other devices. Control Bionics also provides Cosmos Connect, a versatile interface capable of managing diverse equipment like wheelchairs, robotic dining aids, and gaming consoles. Additionally, they offer Uno Touch, a dedicated speech-generating device, alongside various other sensors for a broad spectrum of uses. Founded in 2005, the entity was initially named Control Bionics Holdings Pty Limited before rebranding as Control Bionics Limited in September 2020. The company's base of operations is situated in Camberwell, Australia.
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