Advita Ortho is participating in its first major orthopedic-related trade show since its founding four months ago, displaying its solutions this week at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2026 Annual Meeting in New Orleans. The company is spotlighting the technologies and implant innovations that embody its unified brand platform, “Advancing: Life.”

“At Advita Ortho, we don’t innovate for innovation’s sake. We innovate to enhance human life,” Advita Ortho CEO Aurelio Sahagun said. “By combining high-quality implants with surgical technologies powered by data, AI, and machine learning, we are equipping surgeons with deeper insight, greater precision, and confidence in the operating room. AAOS 2026 represents an important milestone for Advita Ortho, and we look forward to connecting with surgeons, partners, and the broader orthopedic community.”

At AAOS 2026, the company is spotlighting its focused approach to innovation, anchored by the company’s flagship Active Intelligence ecosystem—a connected suite of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered, data-driven technologies designed to support planning and intra-operative decision-making across the care continuum.

Featured technologies include:

• Advita GPS – Surgeon-controlled navigation delivering real-time guidance designed to enhance surgical precision, efficiency, and data-driven clinical insight without capital cost barriers.
• Newton Balancing Technique – Intelligent intraoperative balancing technology designed to provide quantitative feedback supporting soft tissue management.
• Planning Software – Advanced preoperative planning tools to improve visualization and procedural preparation.
• Predict+ – Machine learning-driven technology supporting personalized surgical decision-making.
• Chime App – A digital clinical exchange platform that fosters surgeon collaboration and clinical engagement.

The exhibit will also feature the company’s latest implant innovations, including the Truliant Porous Knee with Activit-E polyethylene; the Alteon Tapered Wedge stems; expanded, first-to-market solutions within the Equinoxe Shoulder platform supporting humeral reconstruction, and scapular reconstruction, as well as the new Central Screw Baseplate; and advancements in the Vantage Ankle system, including 3D and 3D+.

“AAOS is where the orthopedic community gathers to explore what’s possible in patient care,” Sahagun added. “We are proud to showcase Advita Ortho on this global stage and invite attendees to discover how we are advancing life for patients.”

Advita Ortho specializes in high-quality implants and integrated surgical technologies powered by data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The company is based in Gainesville, Fla.