Most recycling fails because we can't identify plastic at the molecular level. Veridis is solving this with MADSCAN, an industrial-scale thermal analysis technology that claims >99% accuracy in polymer composition insight. They're not just sorting waste; they're reading the chemical DNA of materials.

"Veridis isn't building a sorting machine; they're building the periodic table for plastic recycling."

The keyword data reveals their positioning battle. People search for 'veridis' (730 volume), 'veridi technologies' (220), and 'mad scan' (210)—but the strangest hit is 'console de commande asservie madscan' (170). This French phrase translates to 'controlled command console for MADSCAN,' suggesting either a technical manual leak or a very specific industrial application. Either way, it proves Veridis is targeting sophisticated buyers who understand control systems, not just recycling startups.

• MADSCAN technology solves the black plastic problem that NIR cannot touch
• 18-person team with heavy R&D focus suggests core IP is hardware, not software
• $1.7M revenue on 18 employees = ~$94k per employee—typical for early-stage deep tech
• Minimal web presence indicates enterprise sales motion, not product-led growth