About Frame Analytics

Infrastructure thinking for the physical world.

Frame Analytics Group, LLC builds connected systems from the edge device through deployment, operations, control workflows, and the analysis operators use to make decisions.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAEMBEDDED LINUXPLATFORM ENGINEERINGCUSTOM IoT
EDGE
PLATFORM
OPERATIONS

Why the company exists

The missing work is usually between the boxes.

Sensors are easy to buy. Dashboards are easy to mock up. A dependable system is the integration and operational discipline between them.

Frame Analytics was formed around a practical observation: small Linux computers, cellular modems, modern messaging, and mature infrastructure tooling make it possible to build useful connected devices at a cost and scale that once required a large hardware organization.

That does not make the engineering trivial. Field power, antennas, modem behavior, equipment interfaces, credentials, stale data, duplicate commands, local fail-safe behavior, deployment, observability, and recovery remain stubbornly real. We treat those concerns as the product rather than administrative debris around it.

The result is a local-first, customer-specific approach. The Controller is adapted to the equipment. The platform is adapted to the operational workflow. The Analytics Engine is adapted to the measures and decisions that matter. Reusable infrastructure reduces waste, but it does not dictate the customer’s problem back to them.

Build the complete path from a physical signal to an informed, bounded action—and make every state in between visible.
Frame Analytics mission

Operating principles

Things we refuse to hand-wave.

These principles govern architecture, prototypes, deployment, and support. They are less exciting than a product launch and considerably more useful at 2:00 a.m.

01 / LOCAL FIRST

The device owns local safety.

Loss of cloud, broker, DNS, cellular, or dashboards must not turn supported equipment into an undefined state.

02 / EXPLICIT STATE

Transport is not physical proof.

Queued, delivered, accepted, executed, and physically verified are distinct facts and should remain distinct in the interface.

03 / NARROW AUTHORITY

Every identity gets only what it needs.

Controllers, publishers, operators, services, and public demos receive separate credentials and bounded permissions.

04 / RECOVERY

Failure handling is designed before launch.

Logs, health, backups, replacement, certificate rotation, rollback, and offline recovery belong in the deployment plan.

05 / EVIDENCE

Show operators what the system actually knows.

Data age, source, confidence, command state, and relevant history matter more than a suspiciously cheerful green tile.

06 / FIT

Use the simplest mechanism that solves the real problem.

Deterministic rules beat fashionable AI where the decision is explicit. Custom work is justified where generic products fail.

Engineering background

Built from infrastructure outward.

Frame Analytics brings more than fifteen years of DevOps and infrastructure experience to systems that must bridge Linux, networks, messaging, applications, containers, field devices, and real operators.

  • Linux and embedded systems
  • Containers, CI/CD, observability, and recovery
  • Messaging, APIs, identity, and integration
  • Customer-specific software and operating documentation
Careers and collaboration
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company Frame Analytics Group, LLC

location San Luis Obispo, California

focus custom IoT + remote control + analytics

approach local-first / production-shaped

deployment Docker / external configuration

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Bring the equipment diagram and the ugly constraints.

We are most useful when the system crosses boundaries: hardware and software, field and platform, legacy and modern, data and physical action.