Scope AR is an enterprise-focused augmented reality (AR) platform provider founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, with an additional office in Edmonton, Canada. The company's mission is to empower frontline workers by delivering expert guidance and training directly through AR-enhanced workflows—“expertise when and where it’s needed.”
At the heart of Scope AR's offerings is WorkLink, a web-based, no-code AR solution that allows users to create, distribute, and engage with AR-enhanced content. WorkLink supports the entire lifecycle of AR experiences: from authoring with native 3D CAD integration, to on-the-job viewing across smartphones, tablets, and AR headsets (including Microsoft HoloLens and Apple Vision Pro), to real-time collaboration and in-depth analytics.
Another core product, RemoteAR, enables real-time remote assistance. Field technicians can connect with remote experts via video, who can overlay visual cues, annotations, or instructions right onto the technician’s view—improving accuracy, reducing errors, and accelerating task completion.
Scope AR targets industrial sectors like aerospace, defense, aviation, manufacturing, and medical devices. It has demonstrated significant productivity gains; for example, aerospace clients report reduced assembly and inspection times by 25–95%, and reduced training travel expenses equating to millions in savings. High-profile customers include Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Toyota, Unilever, and NASA.
With around 55 employees and over $11 million in funding through private equity and venture rounds, Scope AR maintains a lean yet high-impact operation. The company’s patented technology and partnerships (such as with Microsoft and Apple) reflect its leadership in secure, scalable AR for industry.
