
Sets the company direction, owns the software and partner relationships, and stays close to the operators on every install.
Veoria is a small team of engineers building the inline measurement instruments the printing industry has been waiting for. Founded in 2022 in France — measurement is in our DNA.
Veoria was founded in December 2022 with a clear premise — inline color measurement should be precise, simple, and ecosystem-native. Not a black box. Not a closed protocol. Not yet another standalone tool the operator has to learn.
We built DeltaOne by listening to press operators, color managers, and brand owners. They didn't want more numbers — they wanted the right numbers, surfaced at the right time, in the workflow they already trust.
From concept and development to manufacturing, installation, and ongoing support — we own every step. That's not a marketing line, that's how we structure the company. Engineering, sales, support, training: all in-house.
Veoria SAS founded in Montfort-le-Gesnois, France.
DeltaOne unveiled at LabelExpo Europe — Brussels.
First production deployments — flexo and packaging.
Eshuis BV case study — −50% press stops.
Expanding the team, the install base, and the integration ecosystem.
From concept to manufacturing to ongoing support, the same people answer the phone — that's by design.

Sets the company direction, owns the software and partner relationships, and stays close to the operators on every install.

Owns the DeltaOne technical roadmap — sensor, optics, mechanics, software integration — and the day-to-day engineering team.

Builds the algorithms that turn spectral data into actionable insight — patch detection, registration, and the MeasureColor data bridge.

Bridges Veoria with the converter, brand owner, and press OEM communities — and translates field feedback into product priorities.

Designs the FPGA pipeline that captures, processes, and outputs spectral data in real time, keeping up with the fastest presses on the floor.
Reach out at hello@veoria.fr — we're always open to talking with sharp engineers.
Specs, tolerances, repeatability — these are the product. If we can't measure it, we can't ship it. Marketing claims don't survive a press floor; numbers do.
We build our own software, integrate cleanly with the tools our customers already run, and never lock a measurement behind a closed format. The data belongs to the printer.
If a press operator can't use it confidently in their first shift, we've failed. Complexity is allowed in the algorithm — never in the interface.
Every install is a long-term relationship. Software updates, calibrations, training — the engineer who built it answers the support call.
Reach out for a demo, a partnership conversation, or just to ask a technical question. Same people, same email, same time zone.