Revealense, an Israeli startup specializing in AI-based technology for analyzing and understanding behavioral DNA in video footage, has announced the appointment of Dr. Liran Antebi as Senior HLS and Defense Advisor. In this role, Dr. Antebi will focus on strategy and policy in Artificial Intelligence, particularly in the growing area of deepfake threats, and will support the company’s efforts in strengthening its security operations globally.

Dr. Liran Antebi is an expert in security technologies and defense tech, with a distinguished career spanning over 15 years in research and consulting in strategy. She holds a Ph.D. from Tel Aviv University, where her dissertation focused on unmanned and autonomous systems in the battlefield. Dr. Antebi has previously managed the Advanced Technologies Program and conducted research on technological forecasting and policy at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS). She is also a Senior Visiting Researcher at the Yuval Ne’eman Workshop at Tel Aviv University and currently advises both civilian and defense organizations in Israel and worldwide on topics such as AI, UAVs, autonomous tools, and strategy development.

Dr. Antebi will enhance Revealense’s growing security team, following the appointment of Major General (Res.) Dr. Yacov Bengo to lead the company’s Defense sector, managing its relationships with militaries, governments, intelligence agencies, and defense industries in Israel and worldwide.

Revealense’s technology provides in-depth human behavior analysis capabilities, enhancing the performance of security forces in training, intelligence gathering, threat detection, and defense. The company’s solutions support military and defense organizations with simulation-based training, combat readiness, border control, monitoring and processing of intelligence data, identification of hostile entities, and more.

Additionally, the technology is employed by military medical corps to diagnose trauma, assess mental resilience, and identify the development of depression or suicidal tendencies.

Dov Donin, Founder and CEO of Revealense, commented: “Dr. Liran Antebi’s unique and extensive expertise is invaluable to our continued growth in the rapidly expanding deepfake detection market. With governments, media organizations, brands, and financial institutions increasingly concerned about the potential damage from fake videos, the market is set to grow to $40 billion in the U.S. alone, with an average annual growth rate of 33.5%. We are excited to have Dr. Antebi join Revealense, and we are confident that her contributions will accelerate the company’s growth.”

Founded in 2021 by Dov Donin, Revealense operates as a bootstrap company with a team of 10 experts from fields such as psychology, neuropsychology, mathematics, AI, computer vision, and physics. The company’s flagship product, the Illuminator system, uses AI to analyze human behavior in live or recorded video footage. For the first time in this field, the system can identify the precise context of a video, such as open conversations, credibility assessments, interrogations, or mental state evaluations, applying tailored algorithms to each specific scenario.

The system generates a mental DNA profile of the subject, enabling managers, investigators, and psychologists to make informed, accurate, and fair decisions. A unique feature of the system is an additional neural network that performs cross-referencing of various parameters to validate findings, ensure consistency, and calibrate results. This patented technology addresses shortcomings in competing solutions, which often rely on single or disconnected metrics without cross-validation.

[Revealense team. Credit: Eyal Toueg]

Israeli startup company Revealense has unveiled a groundbreaking AI-based technology platform called illuminator, designed to identify the behavioral DNA of individuals using video analysis. The system has the potential to transform decision-making processes for managers, investigators, psychologists, and researchers by providing high-quality bias-free and precise insights, with accuracy rates of up to 92%. The technology is a significant advancement in the analysis of human behavior and has been patented for several breakthroughs in the field.

Founded in November 2021 by Dov Donin, the CEO, Revealense has assembled a team of experts in psychology, neuropsychology, mathematics, AI, computer vision, and neural networks.

Every individual possesses unique personality lines and emotional and cognitive responses like a fingerprint. The illuminator system utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze the behavior of individuals captured on video, whether live or recorded. It can accurately identify the specific context of the video, such as a job interview, credibility check, investigation of a hostile person, or diagnosis of a mental state, and activate the appropriate algorithms for the situation.

The system also provides real-time monitoring of physiological characteristics, such as changes in skin pigmentation, blood flow, pulse, voice, eye blinking, facial expressions, and signs of neural discharge. These indicators allow the system to assess the emotional and mental state of the individual and identify the specific content that triggered a nervous reaction or stress.

The technology produces a unique “mental DNA signature” of the individual, enabling managers, investigators, psychologists, and researchers to make bias free, fair, accurate, and high-quality decisions. Unlike other solutions on the market, illuminator integrates a neural network that cross-references various parameters to verify findings, ensuring consistency and calibration of results. This approach addresses the limitations of existing solutions that track only one or a few indices without mutual checking between them.

Because illuminator incorporates ethical, responsible, and fair AI that neutralizes cultural influences, it provides unbiased insights without the influence of geographic region, religion, language, nationality, or race. The technology used is a breakthrough in the analysis of human behavior and has been patented for several innovations in this field.

“AI provides new opportunities for improving the lives of people around the world. However, existing AI solutions often base their analysis on inaccurate and missing data leads. With illuminator, we provide a comprehensive solution for identifying behavioral profiles and personality characteristics of individuals. This gives decision-makers powerful tools to understand others and make accurate, fair, and equitable decisions,” said Dov Donin, the founder and CEO of Revealense. “The system is easy to implement through a cloud service model (SaaS) and can scale according to any need. For example, it can examine the development of mental trauma, identify the potential for violence, diagnose reliability, and many other use cases.”

Due to the need for a responsible way of analyzing human behavior, Revealense already has several customers around the world, with significant growth potential in several market segments.

For mental health institutions, Revealense identifies mental states, assists in the treatment process, and identifies causes of trauma and anxiety. This market is expected to grow by 30% annually to reach $20 billion in the US by 2027.

Homeland security organizations can use the illuminator platform to fulfil several requirements. These include interrogation rooms and remote checking of people’s reliability and profiles. This market is expected to reach $20 billion in the US by 2025.

With a 550% increase in deep fake attacks since 2019, the reputational and financial damage caused by these videos is significant. In the US, the cyber defense market against deep fake content is expected to reach $40 billion by 2030 across governmental, media, finance, and other industry segments.

Revealense’s illuminator technology is poised to make a significant impact in these markets, providing valuable insights and solutions for a wide range of applications.