Can a baby’s cry identify neurological disorders? Ubenwa says ‘yes’

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When Charles Onu’ cousin was both born with birth asphyxia and later developed a hearing condition, the seed for Ubenwa, an audio biometric company geared at identifying neurological disorders in infants, was also planted.Â Onu, CEO and co-founder, said he hopes Ubenwa will change the way physicians provide care to infants.Â

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