Factor, 50 46 bytes

[ [ >bin reverse [ 97 - neg ] map bin> ] map ] 

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• [ ... ] map Map over the code points in the input string.
• >bin Convert a code point to a binary string.
• reverse Reverse it.
• [ 97 - neg ] map Invert the string (1s become 0s and vice-versa).
• bin> Convert from a binary string to decimal.

Factor, 50 46 41 bytes

[ [ >bin reverse 97 v-n vneg bin> ] map ] 

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-4 bytes thanks to @Bubbler! -5 bytes thanks to @Bubbler!

Even though removing control characters is just [ control? ] reject it's not worth the 15% discount.

• [ ... ] map Map over the code points in the input string.
• >bin Convert a code point to a binary string.
• reverse Reverse it.
• 97 v-n vneg Invert the string (1s become 0s and vice-versa).
• bin> Convert from a binary string to decimal.

Factor, 50 bytes

[ [ >bin reverse [ 48 = 49 48 ? ] map bin> ] map ] 

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Even though removing control characters is just [ control? ] reject it's not worth the 15% discount.

• [ ... ] map Map over the code points in the input string.
• >bin Convert a code point to a binary string.
• reverse Reverse it.
• [ 48 = 49 48 ? ] map Invert the string (1s become 0s and vice-versa).
• bin> Convert from a binary string to decimal.

Factor, 50 46 bytes

[ [ >bin reverse [ 97 - neg ] map bin> ] map ] 

Try it online!

-4 bytes thanks to @Bubbler!

Even though removing control characters is just [ control? ] reject it's not worth the 15% discount.

• [ ... ] map Map over the code points in the input string.
• >bin Convert a code point to a binary string.
• reverse Reverse it.
• [ 97 - neg ] map Invert the string (1s become 0s and vice-versa).
• bin> Convert from a binary string to decimal.