SafeFields Technologies and Veoneer Partner to Develop Vehicle EMF Reduction Technology

As more electric vehicles are introduced around the world, concerns about EMF exposure inside vehicles are receiving more attention from regulators and vehicle safety organizations. Because carmakers are looking for practical ways to reduce low-frequency EMF emissions in vehicle cabins.

Through this collaboration, SafeFields and Veoneer plan to develop large-scale, production-ready solutions that can easily fit into modern vehicle systems. Their goal is to help automakers improve vehicle safety and meet changing industry requirements related to EMF reduction.

"Partnering with Veoneer is a major milestone for SafeFields," said Shaul Shulman and Oded Einat, Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of SafeFields. "Veoneer's automotive electronics expertise and global reach, together with our breakthrough active EMF reduction technology, position us strongly to support OEMs as EMF awareness, regulation, and vehicle grading initiatives continue to expand worldwide."

"With this agreement, Veoneer continues its commitment to protecting the occupants of a vehicle at every stage of the driving experience," added Nik Endrud, Chief Executive Officer, Veoneer. "SafeFields' technology aligns with our vision for vehicle safety, and we look forward to working with them to bring these solutions to our customers."

SafeFields Technologies is an Israeli automotive technology company that creates systems to reduce electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure inside vehicles. Its patented technology uses smart sensors and active cancellation methods to lower low-frequency magnetic fields in electric and electrified vehicles.

Veoneer is a global company that develops electronic safety systems for vehicles. Its technologies help protect passengers and reduce injuries during car accidents. The company has supplied more than 1 billion crash sensors and electronic control units to automakers around the world.

Veoneer has around 2,400 employees working across 11 countries. The company is headquartered in Southfield.

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