Muniu Technology

About Muniu Technology

Muniu Technology, officially known as Beijing Muniu Linghang Technology Co., Ltd., is a high-tech enterprise established in 2015 specializing in millimeter-wave radar technology. The company was co-founded by CEO Wang Zongbo and CTO Ji Lianyíng. Dr. Wang Zongbo possesses an extensive research background in radar systems and signal processing, having worked at institutions such as Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and the University of Kansas in the US. Co-founder and CTO Ji Lianyíng, a postdoctoral fellow from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a research scholar at the National University of Singapore, contributes deep expertise in signal processing and intelligent algorithms.

The firm focuses on providing advanced radar sensing and intelligent control system solutions across several high-growth sectors. Its primary markets include automotive, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), smart cities, aviation, and even sports. Muniu Technology's business model revolves around the design, development, and sale of millimeter-wave radar products and comprehensive solutions to industrial clients. The company generates revenue by supplying these hardware and software systems to a global customer base of over 600 clients in more than 40 countries. A significant milestone was achieved in August 2019 when Muniu mass-produced its first 77GHz automotive-grade millimeter-wave radar sensor. The company has also formed strategic partnerships, including a joint venture with North American Tier 1 supplier ADAC Automotive to develop radar-based vehicle entry systems.

Muniu Technology's core offering is its high-resolution 4D imaging radar, which addresses the traditional limitations of millimeter-wave radar, such as low resolution and poor detection of static objects. These systems provide high-density point cloud data across three spatial dimensions plus velocity, delivering performance comparable to LiDAR but with the all-weather reliability and cost-effectiveness of radar. The product portfolio includes various sensors, flight control platforms, altimeters, and obstacle avoidance devices. These products are integral to advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving functions, with the company securing project designations for several domestic new energy vehicles in China. The company operates a U.S. subsidiary, Ainstein, and has established research, production, or operational bases in Wuxi, Qingdao, Shanghai, Kansas, and Boston to support its global footprint.