Johnson & JohnsonDePuy Synthes (J&J) unveils four new VOLT plating systems, MAXFRAME AUTOSTRUT, and VELYS Trauma AI-assisted surgery at OTA 2026, expanding its trauma product portfolio.

DePuy Synthes is showcasing its latest trauma innovations at the 2026 Orthopaedic Trauma Association Annual Meeting in Nashville, including four new VOLT plating systems, the MAXFRAME AUTOSTRUT with Bluetooth Multi-Axial Correction System, VELYS Trauma AI Assisted Surgery, and an expanded procedural solutions offering. The four new plating systems expand the company's flagship VOLT fracture fixation platform across the ankle, knee, and shoulder, extending its anatomic plating portfolio into some of the most common and clinically demanding fracture procedures. The MAXFRAME AUTOSTRUT with Bluetooth Multi-Axial Correction System is now commercially available in the U.S. and is described as the first and only system to combine fully automated device adjustments with real-time remote monitoring and treatment management for complex limb reconstruction. VELYS Trauma AI-Assisted Surgery, which delivers intraoperative surgical guidance and fracture reduction assistance with precise 3D guidance without trackers or reference bodies, is launching in the U.S. in 2027. The company is also expanding its trauma commercial portfolio to include a comprehensive soft tissue portfolio featuring DYNACORD, GRYPHON, SUPERHAWK, and HEALIX Anchor technologies, and will offer interactive demos of its SOURCEVIEW Analytics Platform. Paolo Di Vincenzo, Global President of Trauma at DePuy Synthes, said an estimated 178 million new fractures occur globally each year and that the company is expanding into connected care across the entire skeleton.
Johnson & JohnsonDePuy Synthes (J&J) unveils four new VOLT plating systems, MAXFRAME AUTOSTRUT, and VELYS Trauma AI-assisted surgery at OTA 2026, expanding its trauma product portfolio.