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Welcome to AirFrame Technology


The web pulls resources.
Media workflows are pushing.
Let's fix that.

AirFrameTM is frame-addressable media infrastructure. It gives every frame a unique URL, accessible from the moment it exists, via standard web protocols. The modular capabilities built on that foundation are yours to assemble.

Ingest. Access. Play. Process. Edit. Pick the ones you need.

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What if your workflow is pull-based?

Every media workflow has a push/pull inflection point, where just-in-case gives way to just-in-time. In traditional systems that point sits late in the chain, usually at distribution. Contribution is push-based. Media ingested, files copied, transcoded, transferred ahead of use. Infrastructure provisioned for peak capacity, not actual demand.

AirFrame technology brings pull-based all the way to the beginning. Every frame is addressable from the moment it is created. Everything served on demand.

What if your workflow worked the same way? What systems become redundant when media is pulled instead of pushed? What creative opportunities open up when every frame is accessible from the moment it exists?



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AirFrame Core

The foundation of our patented technology is AirFrame Core: a stateless, event-driven media engine that reads and writes frames via HTTP byte-range requests. Every frame becomes addressable via a secure URL, authenticated per request, served on demand. 

AirFrame is media-aware. So real-time transcoding and on-demand processing is possible, without adding latency.

 

The web doesn't move files, it serves resources on demand. AirFrame technology applies the same principle to media production.

AirFrame Fabric


AirFrame Fabric is the collective term for our modular building blocks. Each capability is independent, composable, and embeddable. Assemble the components you need into your products and workflows.

Media Access

Gives distributed editorial teams controlled access to a shared media estate through both a web portal with a web codecs player, and a dedicated panel inside Adobe Premiere. Editors browse media through a familiar folder-style view, organised by tags rather than a replicated file system, select clips, and press Link to Project, making native-format media immediately available in the Premiere timeline from any location.



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"This template is really nice and offers quite a large set of options. It’s beautiful and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

Mark Robinson

Mark Robinson

Product Designer, Google

"Ive had the pleasure of working with Sprocket Rocket since its inception and find it to be an invaluable tool in helping modernize our HubSpot build process."

Meg Riley

Meg Riley

Product Designer, Google

"This template is really nice and offers quite a large set of options. It’s beautiful and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

Mark Robinson

Mark Robinson

Product Designer, Google

"Ive had the pleasure of working with Sprocket Rocket since its inception and find it to be an invaluable tool in helping modernize our HubSpot build process."

Meg Riley

Meg Riley

Product Designer, Google

"This template is really nice and offers quite a large set of options. It’s beautiful and the coding is done quickly and seamlessly. Thank you!"

Mark Robinson

Mark Robinson

Product Designer, Google

"Ive had the pleasure of working with Sprocket Rocket since its inception and find it to be an invaluable tool in helping modernize our HubSpot build process."

Meg Riley

Meg Riley

Product Designer, Google

In Production Today

A large-scale, always-on reality format replaced legacy SDI systems with a compact, Kubernetes-based architecture. More than 80 NDI® camera streams and 96 audio channels are captured continuously in full ISO, with frames stored in memory and on disk, instantly accessible through AirFrame.

The AirFrame Audio Exporter is used to feed external AI-powered speech-to-text services, while the embedded WebCodecs player provides real-time access to recorded signals directly within the customer UI.

A PTZ operator controls all cameras and performs live story switching, with every switch event captured as metadata. Users can then build stories by selecting segments of the recordings, guided by the logging and speech-to-text metadata. These selections automatically generate multicam sequences in Premiere Pro, accessible directly through the AirFrame plugin.

  • No file transfers
  • No media duplication
  • No proxy workflows

Everything links directly back to the original captured frames using AirFrame technology.

The outcome: faster access to every camera angle and a significantly more efficient storytelling process.

 

Whether you want to explore a technical integration or discuss a commercial partnership - the foundation is ready. Build on it.