WorkLink pairs unparalleled UX with the leader in proven enterprise productivity
February 2, 2024, San Francisco – Scope AR, the leader in end-to-end enterprise augmented reality (AR) solutions continues to innovate and collaborate with best-in-class hardware and software solutions providers, today launching WorkLink, its signature productivity solution, on Apple Vision Pro.
For years, Scope AR has redefined training and manufacturing experiences by making complex spatial instructions accessible to anyone, on the work floor, from a desktop, basically any place with a digital device, through its signature software platform, WorkLink.
WorkLink, the leader in the aerospace and defense, aviation, medical device, and advanced manufacturing industries, is the first solution to combine work instructions and remote AR assistance into one enterprise-ready platform. Prominent enterprises like Northrop Grumman, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell, and Danaher have seamlessly integrated WorkLink[1] to streamline processes and boost efficiency by as much as 95%.
Apple Vision Pro signals a wave of new productivity opportunities and WorkLink supports productivity in the enterprise, giving workers the information they need to do their best work by providing expert guidance at any moment, on any device, hands-free.
“With the launch of Apple Vision Pro, we see an opportunity for enterprise-level productivity and learning acceleration for users everywhere,” says Scope AR Co-Founder and CEO Scott Montgomerie. “We knew we wanted to be ready for the launch of Apple Vision Pro. I’m excited to see the new use cases that will inspire customers.”
The feature sets that are available on WorkLink on Apple Vision Pro include spatial work instructions, which make use of the infinite canvas and allows for the quick dissemination of information and skills across an organization, ensuring that an expert’s knowledge is captured and codified, and the entire organization has the most up-to-date information and instructions the moment they are needed. With WorkLink’s cross-platform capabilities, spatial computing work instructions previously authored for other hardware platforms will be supported out of the box on visionOS, the operating system of Apple Vision Pro.
As said in this review of Apple Vision Pro, we may finally see mass adoption of Augmented Reality (AR) thanks to spatial computing, and a transformational wave of functional new use cases. In the enterprise, that future is already here.
WorkLink for Apple Vision Pro provides enterprise-grade work instructions and training capability with the infinite canvas enabled by spatial computing.
Scope AR Celebrated in the 2023 Inc. 5000 List and Continues to Redefine the Enterprise Augmented Reality Landscape
Scope AR, the leader in Enterprise Augmented Reality, is thrilled to announce its inclusion in the prestigious list of the Top 300 in Software on the 2023 Inc. 5000, the business magazine’s annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in America.
This monumental recognition underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence in the rapidly evolving world of Augmented Reality (AR).
Having been at the forefront of the enterprise AR ecosystem since 2011, Scope AR’s recognition by Inc. 5000 further solidifies its reputation as a trendsetter and market leader. Through the integration of its device-agnostic platform, WorkLink, which supports iOS, Android, Windows, Microsoft’s HoloLens 2, and most recently announced Qualcomm Spaces support, Scope AR has provided organizations with the tools they need to empower their frontline workers across a myriad of industries and functions.
“This acknowledgment from Inc. 5000 is a testament to our team’s relentless dedication and the transformative impact of our solutions in the enterprise AR space. As we celebrate this milestone, we look forward to continuing to innovate, and pioneer solutions that cater to our enterprise customers’ evolving needs.”
– Scott Montgomerie, co-founder and CEO of Scope AR
As AR becomes an indispensable tool in various sectors, from employee training to manufacturing the world’s most complicated assets, to maintenance and customer support, Scope AR’s WorkLink platform is helping some of the world’s most prestigious companies improve the efficiency of their operations. Prominent enterprises like Northrop Grumman, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell, and Danaher have seamlessly integrated WorkLink into their digital transformation and digital thread initiatives, harnessing its unmatched capabilities to streamline processes and boost efficiency.
About Scope AR
Since its inception in 2011, Scope AR has been a torchbearer in introducing enterprise-class augmented reality solutions that have transformed the paradigm of business collaboration. Its platform, WorkLink, meticulously designed to be device-agnostic, enables businesses to unlock the full potential of AR. Whether it’s providing instantaneous knowledge to remote technicians or facilitating interactive training modules, WorkLink has consistently delivered excellence. Its adoption by industry giants across sectors is a testament to its unparalleled efficacy and innovative edge.
About the Inc. 5000
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San Francisco, CA, May 31, 2023: Scope AR, a pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality solutions for work instructions and remote assistance, announced today that they are collaborating on new market opportunities for smart glasses leveraging Snapdragon Spaces™ XR Developer Platform. In addition to supporting iOS, Android, Windows, and Microsoft’s HoloLens 2, today’s announcement of Scope AR’s WorkLink supporting Snapdragon Spaces means that any headset supporting the Snapdragon Spaces platform will natively run WorkLink, increasing the hardware options available for deployment for Scope AR’s enterprise customers.
Scott Montgomerie, CEO and founder of Scope AR, says, “I’m thrilled about the work we are doing with Snapdragon Spaces as this enables us to support all future smart glasses with minimal maintenance, opening our customers to a much wider range of devices that work within their budget, IT requirements, and any other constraints. This is a milestone for Scope AR, and for the broader adoption within the augmented reality ecosystem. Snapdragon Spaces is really the Android moment for extended reality headsets.”
Mr. Montgomerie expands further, “Snapdragon Spaces has everything OEMs need to deliver great hardware experiences – from spatial meshing, gesture recognition and interaction, to hardware-accelerated binocular graphics and application ecosystem. WorkLink is really the missing piece, allowing rapid content creation across the myriad of hardware Snapdragon Spaces will support.”
“Qualcomm Technologies is excited to have Scope AR’s industry-leading work instruction platform join the Snapdragon Spaces ecosystem,” says Martin Herdina, Senior Director, Product Management, XR at Qualcomm. “We look forward to working with Scope AR and their enterprise customers to support the growth and adoption of the AR hardware ecosystem. We’re particularly excited about the potential for enterprise training use cases with Scope AR’s software.”
Scope AR and Qualcomm Technologies will both be at AWE 2023. Visit Scope AR’s booth #518 for a hands-on demonstration and Qualcomm Technologies’ booth # 205 at Hall A.
About Scope AR:
Scope AR, a pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality solutions since its foundation in 2011, has revolutionized how businesses collaborate by introducing a visual knowledge base to simplify the sharing of organizational knowledge. Its device-agnostic platform, WorkLink, supports multiple smartphones, tablets, and wearables, providing quick and efficient scaling to remote technicians giving them the necessary knowledge when and where they need it. Through WorkLink, frontline workers can use AR for employee training, product and equipment assembly, maintenance and repair, field and customer support, and more. Leading companies like Northrop Grumman, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell, and Danaher have successfully leveraged this innovative platform to improve their processes.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA. Scope AR today announced that the Company has successfully completed its Systems and Organizational Control (SOC) 2 Type 2 examination. An established industry standard for security and compliance, SOC 2 reports focus on a Service Organization’s internal controls designed to meet its service commitments and system requirements based on the criteria established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The examination was conducted by Dansa D’Arata Soucia LLP (www.darata.com). In doing so, Scope ARmaintains its adherence to one of the most stringent, industry-accepted compliance frameworks for service organizations and provides additional assurance to its clients, through an independent auditor, that its business process, information technology and risk management controls are properly designed and operating as intended.
The official auditors’ report provides a thorough review of Scope ARinternal controls, policies, and processes for enterprise augmented reality software. It also reviews Scope ARprocesses relating to risk management and sub-service (vendor) due diligence, as well as Scope AR entire IT infrastructure, software development life cycle, change management, logical security, network security, physical & environmental security, and computer operations.
“We’re thrilled to announce and distribute our finalized SOC2 report” said Scott Montgomerie, CEO and Co-founder. “Not only does it prove our commitment to ensuring the highest level of security and data privacy, but it gives our customers assurance that their data is treated with the utmost security throughout our organization. WorkLink is the most trusted augmented reality solution for leading aerospace, defense and medical device technology companies, and this certification is just a further reflection of the trust our customers place in us.”
For more information regarding Scope AR and its security practices, visit its published Security Statement.
About Scope AR
Scope AR is the pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality solutions, delivering the industry’s only cross-platform AR tools for empowering frontline workers the knowledge they need, when they need it. The company revolutionized the way enterprises work and collaborate by offering a visual “knowledge base” solution that provides effective and efficient knowledge-sharing to conduct complex remote tasks, employee training, product and equipment assembly, maintenance and repair, field and customer support, and more.
The WorkLink platform offers a complete, end-to-end augmented reality application suite that supports smartphones, tablets and wearables and can ingest any CAD model format. WorkLink makes it easy for leading organizations like Johnson & Johnson, Mitsubishi, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell and others to quickly scale use of AR to any remote technician.
About Dansa D’Arata Soucia LLP
Dansa D’Arata Soucia LLP (“DDS”) is a full service CPA firm based out of Buffalo, New York. Over the past decade, DDS has built a team of auditors dedicated to understanding the AICPA’s Trust Services Criteria and how properly applying best practices to comply with this set of criteria results in mitigation of risk as it relates to protecting sensitive data. DDS understands that a SOC 2 examination can be initially intimidating. As such, DDS has worked tirelessly on finding ways to streamline the examination process to be as minimally invasive as possible on company resources. This allows the management teams of their clients to stay focused on growing their businesses! To learn more about DDS and their SOC services, please visit www.darata.com.
October 26, 2022 09:04 AM EDT | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | Scope AR today announced at DevLearn 2022 the launch of WorkLink Quizzing – a powerful augmented reality (AR) tool for accelerating and measuring competency for hands-on procedures. With WorkLink Quizzing, enterprises can build and deploy the next generation of learning and development content for their workforce, and simultaneously reduce the costs associated with traditional instructor led training (ILT) without degradation of training outcomes. WorkLink Quizzing is now available as part of Scope AR’s WorkLink platform for enterprise augmented reality.
“WorkLink Quizzing ushers in the era of immersive content for learning and development practitioners by delivering a set of tools that allow practically anyone to create a quiz or knowledge check in augmented reality, with no coding knowledge required,” said Scott Montgomerie, co-founder and CEO, Scope AR. “With the addition of these grading and assessment tools across our WorkLink platform, organizations are able to rapidly on-board, train and spot-check employees anywhere in the world. It’s as if an instructor were instantly in the room with them.”
Within the Learning and Development industry, the gold standard has always been in-person training. However, it is expensive and challenging to deliver and administer, often requiring trainees to travel to centralized training centers. Existing remote learning solutions have succeeded in reducing travel and increasing frequency; however they have struggled to reach equivalent outcomes with 2D methods (paper, video, PDF or website) due to low trainee engagement and lack of critical spatial context. These challenges are especially problematic for critical hands-on procedures in the aerospace, manufacturing, and medical device industries.
Augmented reality quizzing addresses these challenges by providing a novel, highly engaging medium and 3D immersion that replicates the spatial cues of in-person training. Trainees have consistently reported positive experiences when using WorkLink Quizzing. Additionally, the WorkLink platform and its constituent applications provide all of the components that are needed to make it simple for any training designer to develop an augmented reality module, without requiring deep programming knowledge or expertise in 3D. Training modules and quizzes are immediately published across multiple devices and platforms including smartphones, tablets and wearables.
Training designers can also access WorkLink Quizzing’s powerful grading and assessment data which include quiz or knowledge check completion, graded scores, pass-fail status, quiz duration and retry attempts. The data and other relevant information are easily integrated into SCORM-compliant learning management systems (LMS) via the WorkLink API.
“I’ve spent my career bringing new technology to the leading training and development organizations. WorkLink Quizzing is by far the most engaging and effective training technology I’ve ever seen, and our training customers have told me the ‘aren’t going back’” said Darin Medeiros, VP of Sales. “I believe AR learning experiences will far surpass the passive, click-through, tell-and-test methods that we know lack engagement and efficacy while still providing training reach at a distance.”
Scope AR is the pioneer of enterprise-class augmented reality solutions, delivering the industry’s only cross-platform AR tools for empowering frontline workers the knowledge they need, when they need it. The company revolutionized the way enterprises work and collaborate by offering a visual “knowledge base” solution that provides effective and efficient knowledge-sharing to conduct complex remote tasks, employee training, product and equipment assembly, maintenance and repair, field and customer support, and more.
The WorkLink platform offers a complete, end-to-end augmented reality application suite that supports smartphones, tablets and wearables and can ingest any CAD model format. WorkLink makes it easy for leading organizations like Johnson & Johnson, Mitsubishi, Lockheed Martin, Honeywell and others to quickly scale use of AR to any remote technician.
SAN JOSE, CA – June 2, 2022 | Scope AR today announced the launch of WorkLink IoT, a platform service that enables real-time data connectivity within industrial environments for augmented reality experiences. The service enhances WorkLink, its end-to-end enterprise AR platform, with Internet of Things- (IoT-) enabled devices and real-time data fabrics. The launch marks the first-ever offering of Augmented Reality IoT connected data in a no-code AR platform.
WorkLink IoT will become a critical component of the AR-enabled digital thread for manufacturing and field service use cases. Now, real-time data from smart tools and a wide array of industrial edge devices can be aggregated into augmented reality work instructions.
“Our customers are absolutely thrilled to integrate machine data into their AR work instructions. Imagine measuring the torque of each fastening operation as you build a product, with instant feedback provided to the technician in augmented reality. That data can also be sent to any manufacturing or service systems of record in real time,” said Scott Montgomerie, CEO and founder of Scope AR. “This completely changes the quality control and compliance landscape for our customers, offering unprecedented traceability, insights, and human error avoidance.”
WorkLink IoT is the result of a pioneering collaboration between Scope AR and Litmus Automation, a flexible and scalable edge platform for Industrial IoT data connectivity. The collaboration also involved fastener expertise by Click Bond, smart tools by Atlas Copco for precision torque measurement capabilities, and advanced 3D AR wearable devices including the Microsoft Hololens 2.
“We are pleased to partner with Scope AR to provide access to all industrial data at the edge from any type of machine or tool,” said John Younes, Co-founder and COO of Litmus. “Our technology allows WorkLink IoT to connect to any device in minutes, normalize the data for easy consumption, and integrate the data with the AR platform. Now customers can focus on getting value out of their data and the AR solution rather than spending time solving operational complexity since we’ve done that work.”
Click Bond President and CEO Karl Hutter commented, “As a pioneer of advanced assembly solutions for aerospace, Click Bond recognizes the opportunity to unlock technicians’ talents using XR and IoT tools, expanding their capabilities and raising the value of their work. We are proud to partner with Scope AR in bringing this to reality!”
“Previously, customers were forced to hard-code their own data pathways or manage disparate systems in order to enable smart factory data into augmented reality experiences,” said Montgomerie. “This has limited production use cases at scale. Instead, we partnered with Litmus and built a system to allow any available edge data feed to be accessed from within our code-free AR environment, removing any compatibility or development inhibitors to scale.”
WorkLink IoT is another pillar of Scope AR’s digital thread offering, with the goal of providing real-time data to technicians and systems of record throughout the physical product lifecycle.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Scope AR today announced that it has joined the Siemens Digital Industries Software Partner Program, enabling Siemens’ Teamcenter® customers to integrate directly with WorkLink, an enterprise-class augmented reality (AR) platform. Scope AR currently operates its WorkLink platform globally.
“We are ecstatic to offer this leading PLM technology integration to our current and future customers,” said Scott Montgomerie, Co-founder and CEO. “Streamlining the creation of AR experiences from PLM systems is an integral part of the digital thread. With the connection between Teamcenter and WorkLink, that vision is now a reality. We launched WorkLink Create to give the world the fastest AR authoring and publishing experience possible. That experience is now seamlessly connected to the world’s most widely used PLM system, and this integration unlocks limitless use cases for our shared customers.”
From its founding, Scope AR has improved the way people work with technology that accelerates the sharing of specific knowledge. In 2010, Scope AR’s founders saw the power augmented reality had to make anyone an expert, regardless of how complex the task. To harness that power, they developed WorkLink, a platform that transforms the way enterprises manufacture, inspect, test and train their workforce through step-by-step 3D visual guidance. WorkLink enables higher workforce productivity with better training, less rework, and higher compliance.
WorkLink has been proven transformational in hundreds of use cases and industries, and makes it easy for leading organizations like Johnson & Johnson, Mitsubishi, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Honeywell and others to create and distribute powerful AR content in minutes across a wide array of devices. In addition to Siemens Digital Industries, Scope AR partners with technology leaders such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, ServiceMax, Unity, NTT Data and more.
The company is based in San Francisco with offices in Tel Aviv, Israel and Edmonton, Canada.
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