AI & imagery
What is real here.
Last updated 7 September 2026 · VELORA by KMATS™
The drive is real. Some of the pictures of it are not photographs. This page says exactly which is which, because a store that sells a private AI ought to be straight about where it used one.
Every specification on this site is measured from the real unit. Capacity, the size of the models on each edition, the speed figures, the licences, the dimensions. Those are facts about hardware that exists.
Some of the imagery is AI-generated from that real unit. It can differ from what arrives in small cosmetic ways such as a highlight, a finish, or the exact placement of a component. It does not differ functionally, and it is not a different product.
What is generated
The exploded teardown animation on the home page is generated. It is not a photograph of a Velora that was taken apart. It was built from the real drive and its real proportions, and it is accurate about what is inside: an aluminium shell in two halves, a single board carrying the controller and the flash, a USB-A end and a USB-C end, an end cap with a keyring loop. The finer detail is a reconstruction: the precise layout of passives on the board, the exact screw positions, the way light falls on the metal.
Product imagery across the store is generated from the real unit in the same way. The etching, the proportions, the brushed aluminium body and the two connectors are what you receive.
What is measured, not generated
| Claim | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| 128 GB / 256 GB drives | The hardware. 117 GB (Core, Pro, Prime) / ~235 GB (Ultra) usable after formatting. |
| Model payload per edition 12 / 25.9 / 67 / ~200 GB* | Measured on disk, on the built drive (*Ultra is estimated pending final calibration). |
| Speed figures | Run on real machines. Set out, with their caveats, on the hard truth page. |
| Model names and licences | The actual weights shipped, with their licences on the drive. |
| Prices, editions, dates | Ours, and legally binding (see the terms). |
What this does not change
Saying the imagery is generated is a disclosure, not a disclaimer. It does not reduce anything you are owed.
- If the drive that arrives is not what was described (wrong edition, wrong capacity, or materially different from what was advertised), that is a replacement or full refund under the refund policy.
- If it arrives dead or damaged, that is an immediate replacement or full refund upon submission of the mandatory unboxing video proof within 48 hours.
- The 1-year warranty is unaffected.
What we are describing here is the ordinary gap between a product picture and the object in your hand. If the gap is bigger than that, it is our problem, not yours.
The product is itself an AI
Velora runs a language model locally, and local language models get things wrong. Smaller editions get things wrong more often. It will sometimes state something false with complete confidence.
Do not rely on it for medical, legal, financial or safety decisions without checking against a real source. The hard truth page covers this at length, before you buy, deliberately.
The models on the drive
Velora ships open-weight models released by their authors under permissive licences, chiefly Apache 2.0. We did not train them and we do not claim them. Their licences travel with the drive and are included on it, and you can read exactly which models an edition carries before you order.
Nothing you type goes anywhere. The assistant runs offline with no account and no server, so your prompts are not training data for us or for anyone else. There is simply no path by which they could be. The privacy policy sets out the whole picture.
Ask
If you want to know whether a particular image is a photograph or a render before you order, write to krishankshah@kmats.in and we will tell you plainly.