Scope AR Platform

Scope AR provides augmented reality work instructions and remote expert tools to industrial teams; its site lists headquarters at 575 Market Street, San Francisco, with an Edmonton office. A June 2026 press release on its site states it was acquired by Flatirons Solutions, owned by TELEO Capital, and will operate under the Flatirons brand.

The WorkLink platform covers Create (CAD import, no-code authoring), View (3D content on any device), Collaborate (real-time interaction), Manage (analytics) and Integrate (PLM, MES, ERP). It supports iOS, Android, HoloLens 2 and Apple Vision Pro, with cloud or on-premises deployment, and customers include Northrop Grumman, Honeywell and Rolls-Royce.

• Create: imports CAD and builds content in a web-based no-code editor.
• View: shows 3D content and instructions on iOS, Android, HoloLens 2 and Apple Vision Pro.
• Collaborate: real-time interaction with 3D content between workers and remote experts.
• Manage: productivity measurement and analytics for guided work.
• Integrate: connects to PLM, MES, ERP and custom systems.
• Use Cases: assembly, inspection and quality assurance, maintenance and repair, training and remote assistance.

An aircraft component or MRO shop in Vietnam could guide technicians through inspection and repair steps in 3D. An electronics assembler could standardize complex assembly sequences across shifts. A training center could onboard maintenance staff with CAD-based AR procedures.

Builds 3D work instructions directly from CAD files without coding. Works on phones, tablets and headsets, so one content set serves several devices. SOC 2 Type II and NIST compliance are stated on the site, and an on-premises option suits regulated aerospace and defense sites. Analytics measure productivity of guided tasks.

Aerospace, defense and complex-assembly makers are pairing AR guidance with technical content systems to cut errors and ramp-up time. The June 2026 acquisition reflects consolidation in the category. Vietnamese aerospace component, electronics and MRO suppliers working to export-customer standards could use CAD-driven AR instructions.

Acquired by Flatirons Solutions (Boulder, Colorado; owned by TELEO Capital), announced 16 June 2026; Scope AR keeps its product under the Flatirons brand. Site states SOC 2 Type II and NIST compliance and a Vanta trust center. Customers named include Lockheed Martin, Unilever and Johnson and Johnson.