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REALIS Group / Digital evidence

Restoring trust
in what we see.

In a world where seeing isn’t always believing, we build companies that help people assess digital evidence.

01 / The challenge

When a clip shapes a decision, what can you verify?

Footage is easy to edit, generate and share without its original context. Teams may have to settle a claim, investigate an incident or publish a story before they know where a clip came from or how it changed. Reviewing it takes time, and a wrong call can be costly.

  • Claims and disputesCan this clip support what someone says happened?
  • Investigations and securityWhich part of the footage deserves a closer look?
  • News and communicationsWhat can we verify before sharing it?

02 / Our approach

Real is always real.

AI-generated video and sophisticated edits are evolving fast. A detector built around the telltale signs of today’s tools has to keep catching up as those signs change.

We start with the blueprint of original footage. Cameras and codecs vary, but the physics of light and motion still apply. We study how those principles show up in recorded video and what changes when footage is altered.

03 / Our first company

REALIS Analytics

Our first company builds video forensic tools. Our goal is to show customers where their footage may have been manipulated, explain which evidence points to an edit, and make clear how much that evidence supports.

If your team relies on video to make decisions, we’d like to hear where verification slows you down.

Discuss a pilot

Research concept / Standalone analysis

A red crate sits on the floor of a loading bay, outlined for review.
Research goal / Flag a possible edit from a single clipSimulated result