Photos: First look at J&J’s Ottava surgical robot
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Johnson & Johnson unveiled the Ottava surgical robot, which features a built-in table design that reduces operating room footprint by 30-50% compared to traditional boom-and-cart systems. The novel architecture represents an advancement in surgical automation technology for medical facilities.
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The robot-in-table design is meant to save space in the operating room, with J&J saying its novel architecture takes up 30-50% less space than boom-and-cart systems. The post Photos: First look at J&J’s Ottava surgical robot appeared first on The Robot Report .
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