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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
VibroSense Dynamics AB is dedicated to creating and marketing medical devices aimed at diagnosing peripheral neuropathy. The company's core offering, the VibroSense Meter, measures vibration sensitivity in the hands and fingers to identify early signs of sensory dysfunction. Their services are utilized by a diverse clientele, including diabetes clinics, various health and occupational health service providers, hospitals, and researchers. Antonio Peter Speidel and Goran Lundborg established the company in 2005, which maintains its headquarters in Malmo, Sweden.
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