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J&J Medtech’s FDA-Cleared DUALTO System Prepares For Future Use With OTTAVA Robotic Platform

Future-Ready Surgical Energy Platform Designed For Flexibility, Precision And Robotic Integration

 
• By Shubham Singh

DUALTO’s double-module option provides enhanced flexibility while cutting down on equipment clutter. Compared to traditional setups, the system reduces OR footprint by 46%, helping staff reclaim space and optimize surgical workflows.

Designed to consolidate multiple energy modalities into a single platform, DUALTO also incorporates connectivity features and modular configurations that support broader digital integration.
Key Takeaways
  • DUALTO is FDA-cleared to consolidate four energy modalities into one system, with a modular, dual-surgeon configuration and a single touchscreen interface for streamlined workflows. 

      J&J MedTech’s DUALTO Energy System, recently cleared by the FDA, is not only built to replace multiple legacy generators–it’s also...

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