Focus on Patients, Not Editing
Flamingo’s latest upgrade brings two game-changing tools to clinicians: AI Cleanup and cloud storage.
AI Cleanup automatically removes unnecessary segments, leaving only the critical moments for teaching, documentation, or patient communication-saving clinicians hours of editing. With secure cloud storage, files sync instantly across devices, freeing local space and ensuring easy access. Together, these features make Flamingo a smarter, lighter, and more connected solution for modern practice.
Why Recording Matters - And Where AI Takes It Next
In today’s clinics and operating rooms, video recording is no longer a luxury. It has become an indispensable part of modern medicine and dentistry, transforming how clinicians learn, teach, and communicate.
A second pair of eyes
Even the most experienced clinician benefits from reviewing their own work. Video provides an objective record that reveals details memory can miss- small adjustments in hand movement, subtle variations in tissue response, or the efficiency of an instrument. By reviewing procedures after the fact, practitioners can refine technique and elevate their standard of care.
Teaching without boundaries
Video also has the power to democratize learning. Instead of limiting knowledge to those physically present, clinicians can share their work with students and colleagues around the world. A well-recorded procedure becomes a teaching case, offering learners the operator’s point of view in real time. This is why many universities and teaching hospitals are embracing loupes-mounted cameras as the gold standard in medical education.
Patient trust through transparency
Patients, too, gain from video documentation. A clinician who can show a patient exactly what was done builds a new level of transparency. Explaining a root canal, implant placement, or surgical repair is much easier when supported by visuals. Video is not only evidence of care-it’s a communication bridge, enhancing trust and deepening the relationship between patient and doctor.
Security, compliance, and research
Beyond education and trust, recorded procedures create a secure archive. In dentistry and surgery, maintaining accurate records is essential for compliance, insurance, and medicolegal purposes. Video adds a layer of protection, ensuring that every step of care can be traced and verified. At the same time, large collections of documented procedures provide invaluable material for research, allowing clinicians to compare techniques and outcomes over time.
From raw footage to meaningful stories
Yet while recording is powerful, it comes with its own challenge: time. One hour of footage can be overwhelming to review, let alone edit. This is where Admetec’s Flamingo™ is setting a new direction.
The camera already offers AI-powered cleanup tools that automatically remove dead time, pauses, and unnecessary repetitions. The next leap is even smarter: a “best moments” feature that condenses an hour-long recording into a five-minute highlight reel. Instead of scrolling through endless timelines, clinicians will be able to see the essence of the procedure at a glance.
Clinician in control
Importantly, the clinician stays at the center of this process. AI can suggest which segments to include, but the user decides what matters most. A teacher may highlight key steps for students; a clinician may emphasize parts relevant to patient communication; a researcher may focus on technique details. The AI does the heavy lifting, but the professional makes the final call.
A smarter future for documentation
Admetec’s vision is clear: video should empower, not burden. With Flamingo’s AI roadmap, the tedious work of trimming and editing disappears, replaced by intelligent tools that create polished, purposeful documentation. In the end, clinicians gain time to do what they do best-treat patients-while still capturing, teaching, and sharing the story of their work.
