Flatirons Solutions Acquires Scope AR to Build Industrial AI Platform

The merger seeks to bridge the disconnect between theoretical procedure documentation and on-site execution. Flatirons, known for managing technical lifecycles for major carriers like Delta and Boeing, will now incorporate Scope AR’s remote expert technology and augmented reality-based instructions. By combining these capabilities, the firm intends to create an intelligence loop where field data directly informs and updates technical manuals, reducing version control errors and manual handoffs.

Vincent Fauveau, CEO of Flatirons, described the acquisition as a move to provide technicians with a platform that not only dictates tasks but demonstrates them through an AI-powered interface. Scope AR’s Scott Montgomerie noted that the integration solves the long-standing industry struggle of maintaining authoritative, up-to-date information in dynamic work environments.

Following the acquisition, Scope AR will operate under the Flatirons brand, with the combined entity headquartered in Boulder, Colorado. The company maintains a global presence with personnel across the United States, Canada, Europe, and India, serving a client roster that includes Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Rolls-Royce.