SaverOne Completes Truck Fleet Installation in Cemex Germany

SaverOne, a technology company specializing in radio frequency (RF)-based solutions for advanced transportation safety, has completed the first phase of a planned rollout of its Driver Distraction Prevention System (DDPS) across Cemex Germany’s truck fleet. This expansion marks a significant step in SaverOne’s efforts to enhance driver safety and reduce the risks associated with driver distraction in heavy commercial vehicles.

The installation of the DDPS in Cemex’s trucks is part of a broader strategy to protect drivers operating in both highways and dense urban routes. These areas are particularly challenging due to the extended hours of operation and the severe consequences of driver distraction. SaverOne’s technology is designed to detect, locate, and analyze cellphone RF signals, thereby preventing vehicle accidents caused by mobile phone use.

According to Ori Gilboa, CEO of SaverOne, the successful completion of this phase is a testament to the effectiveness of their technology.

Cemex, a global construction materials and solutions company, has been a key partner in SaverOne’s efforts to enhance driver safety. Michal Padusinsky, Director of Supply Chain for Czechia, Germany, and Poland at Cemex, highlighted the importance of driver safety in the company’s operations. "Driver safety is a critical component of our operational excellence. Having seen the value of SaverOne’s solution in our truck fleets elsewhere in Europe and across our cars in Germany, extending it to our German trucks is a natural next step in reducing distraction-related risks and strengthening safety standards throughout our operations."

The installation of the DDPS in Cemex’s trucks follows the successful deployment of SaverOne’s system in the company’s passenger cars, as previously announced in 2025. This expansion into the truck fleet is part of a larger plan to advance the system’s deployment across Cemex’s global operations. SaverOne and Cemex intend to continue their collaboration to further enhance driver safety and reduce the risks associated with driver distraction.

SaverOne’s technology has already demonstrated its effectiveness in improving safety across Cemex’s fleets in Europe. The company’s focus on deepening relationships with large multinational customers operating global fleets underscores its commitment to expanding its European footprint. The successful completion of this phase in Germany is expected to pave the way for similar deployments in other regions, including those outside Europe.

SaverOne’s DDPS is part of a broader strategy to develop and commercialize RF-based technologies for advanced transportation safety, defense, and homeland security markets. The company’s first commercial product line is designed to prevent vehicle accidents caused by driver distraction from mobile phone use. Building on the same core RF sensing platform, SaverOne is also developing solutions for vulnerable road user (VRU) detection under limited-visibility and non-line-of-sight conditions, based on the cellphone footprint of pedestrians and other road users.

This expansion into the truck fleet is a significant milestone for SaverOne, as it continues to build on its existing relationships with multinational customers and expand its global footprint. The company’s strategic transaction with VisionWave Holdings, Inc. in 2026 further solidifies its position in the market, with plans to integrate its RF capabilities into defense, homeland security, and critical infrastructure applications.

In summary, the successful completion of the first phase of the DDPS installation in Cemex Germany’s truck fleet marks a significant step in SaverOne’s efforts to enhance driver safety and reduce the risks associated with driver distraction. This expansion into the truck fleet is part of a larger plan to advance the system’s deployment across Cemex’s global operations and other work-truck fleets.