Veoneer and SafeFields Partner to Shield Electric Vehicle Passengers from Magnetic Emissions

Veoneer and SafeFields Partner to Shield Electric Vehicle Passengers from Magnetic Emissions

2026-05-18 hardware

Eindhoven, Monday 18 May 2026
SafeFields and Veoneer have teamed up to integrate pioneering active cancellation technology into electric vehicles, shielding passengers from magnetic emissions and setting new safety standards for the European market.

A Strategic Leap in Energy Transition Hardware

On 17 May 2026, SafeFields Technologies and Veoneer formally announced a strategic collaboration agreement designed to commercialise and manufacture automotive-grade electronics incorporating SafeFields’ proprietary electromagnetic field (EMF) reduction technology [1]. The initiative is specifically targeted at providing original equipment manufacturer (OEM) grade solutions to curtail low-frequency EMF emissions across electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid models, and conventional electronic vehicles [1]. This development represents a significant advancement in energy transition hardware, a sector increasingly focused on refining the safety and efficiency of highly electrified transport systems [GPT].

Mitigating Electromagnetic Fields in High-Tech Systems

The core of SafeFields’ innovation relies on active cancellation and advanced signal processing to neutralise EMF emissions [1]. In the broader context of high-tech systems and materials (HTSM), managing electromagnetic interference is a critical engineering hurdle, particularly as vehicles become increasingly dependent on dense semiconductor architectures and complex onboard computing [GPT]. The application of active cancellation in confined vehicular spaces mirrors techniques frequently explored in advanced robotics and quantum computing hardware, where environmental noise must be rigorously suppressed to maintain system integrity [GPT].

Market Implications and Commercialisation

From the perspective of tier-1 suppliers, the integration of EMF mitigation technology underscores a shift in passenger safety paradigms. Nik Endrud, Chief Executive Officer of Veoneer, noted that the agreement reinforces the company’s commitment to safeguarding vehicle occupants throughout every phase of the driving experience [1]. The collaboration is strategically structured to support forthcoming OEM integration programmes and facilitate future commercialisation across global automotive markets [1].

The Intersection of Automotive Safety and Dual-Use Technology

While the immediate focus of the SafeFields and Veoneer partnership is consumer automotive safety [1], the underlying technology shares fundamental principles with defence-related manufacturing and dual-use technology [GPT]. Active signal cancellation and electromagnetic shielding are paramount in military and aerospace applications to protect sensitive electronic equipment from external interference and to prevent signal leakage [GPT]. The successful commercialisation of such robust EMF reduction systems in the civilian EV market could drive down the cost curves for similar hardware used in defence and advanced robotics sectors [GPT].

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  1. www.prnewswire.com

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