Yuanxiang Technology

About Yuanxiang Technology

Yuanxiang Technology, also known as Metoak, is a high-tech company specializing in intelligent stereo vision technology. Founded in 2017 by CEO Yaojie Lu, the company provides full-stack solutions that include algorithms, proprietary chips, modules, cameras, and software. The founding team originated from the visual research institutes of Fortune 500 companies, bringing over fifteen years of R&D experience in the intelligent stereo vision field. Lu himself has a deep background in automotive binocular depth vision technology.

Metoak develops and offers intelligent stereo vision chips and perception solutions for the automotive, robotics, and low-altitude mobility industries. Its core business revolves around its self-developed binocular stereo vision chip, the Meto Simor, and a range of hardware products including perception processing modules, camera modules, and customized camera systems. These products are categorized into automotive, industrial, and consumer grades. The company's technology provides high-precision, long-range, and low-latency 3D perception, enabling functions like obstacle avoidance, SLAM, and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). For the automotive sector, Metoak's products support L0-L3 autonomous driving functions and have been used in features like "Magic Carpet Suspension Systems" for predictive road scanning. In robotics, the solutions are applied to unmanned logistics vehicles, cleaning robots, and drones.

The company's business model is centered on providing both standardized and customized hardware and software solutions to its clients, which include major automotive manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers. Revenue is generated through the sale of its chips, camera modules, and integrated systems. In 2022, Metoak entered into a joint venture with Xianglong Technology. A significant strategic partnership was formed with Elektrobit in 2025 to develop an open-source, safety-compliant system for ADAS applications in China, aiming for mass production by early 2026.