Can cars be radiation-free? Israeli startup SafeFields offers a solution

SafeFields Technologies, an Israeli startup developing technology to reduce radiation in vehicles and transformer rooms, is on the verge of a breakthrough into the global market. In May, the company signed a strategic agreement with Swedish-American electronics and automotive safety giant Veoneer, which will manufacture and market its technology to major automakers. But that is only part of the bigger picture. SafeFields is currently working with one of Europe's leading automakers to jointly develop its technology. The company has already received an initial order to produce prototypes for the European manufacturer, with testing set to begin shortly. The plan is for Veoneer to manufacture SafeFields' system, which will be installed in the European automaker's vehicles starting in 2029. The European company's identity remains confidential, perhaps because European companies are reluctant to disclose ties with Israeli firms.