In partnership with its clients, Keyria is becoming a major player in the development of new constructive solutions that contribute to sustainable development. 

With a view to giving its clients increasingly better service quality and supporting its strategy for strong growth, Keyria has implemented KeyriaLabs, a strong structure with 15 employees dedicated to technology innovation and control. KeyriaLabs pool the technical, scientific and human resources of five global engineering companies: Ceric, Adler, Keller-HCW, Morando and Equipceramic.

The labs operate out of Paris and Limoges (France), Asti (Italy) and Laggenbeck (Germany). KeyriaLabs are supported on three solid pillars:

• the labs, headed by Philippe Hatton, carry out standard analyses and monitor client development and co-development projects;
  
• the expert committees, chaired by innovation & technology director Bernard Peuch, gather specialists devoted to working on cross-structure subjects common to all units of the group; 
  
• the innovation support, led by par Gérard Coudamy, is responsible for technology watch, networking with R&D laboratories and institutes, as well as internal training and industrial property protection.

Their mission is both to provide optimum proximity services for clients and to develop new products and test innovative processes or products on pilot lines. KeyriaLabs benefit from considerable synergy with the Legris Group and receive its support.