Stop searching your video. Start acting on it.
A search that just returns timestamps leaves you with a list. AT-1 turns the query into an action: find the moment, pull that exact frame or clip out as a standalone verified artifact without rehydrating the rest, and prove it was never altered.
We carry the standard codec’s frames (H.264 / AV1 / DICOM) — we never re-encode the pixels. The win is the queryable + verified + addressable layer they omit.
Query by time, motion/activity, scene-cut, or search-by-image — all over an embedded per-frame index, with no full decode. Jump straight to the moment in a ten-hour file.
Extract that exact frame or clip into a new, standalone artifact — built only from the frames you matched. The other ten hours are never read or rehydrated.
Every frame is SHA-256 hashed. Verify byte-exactness, and a single altered byte is detected and pinpointed to the exact frame. Redact PII and re-stamp the chain of custody.
Where the layer is the pain
Lossless is mandated, archives are exabytes, and the need is addressable + integrity-verified retrieval — not smaller pixels.
“Jump to the frame with the plate” + “prove this footage wasn’t tampered with.” Provenance and query, not ratio.
Search a video lake by content, address any shot, verify masters — one signed, queryable artifact.
clip, a columnar --extract, a genomic --region sub-cohort, a table or bundle subset — read only from what matched, never rehydrating the source.