Experienced in development. Grounded in real needs.
Established in Wuhan on 11 May 2026, SENXOS grew from the leaders’ AI development collaboration in San Jose. We connect requirements, system design and delivery across AI, business software and digital products.
Built on collaboration. Focused on useful software.
We bring together software architecture, business-system development and AI research experience. We help clients clarify needs, validate a solution and build maintainable products—from enterprise systems and SaaS to service-business MVPs. Our focus is software that fits daily operations, with results people can check and a clear path to maintenance.
SENXOSWUHAN SENXOS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
武汉森矩资通科技有限公司
Leadership & engineering
Legal representative
Bill Xiao
A Mathematics graduate of Wuhan University, Bill Xiao has worked in software development and management. He joined the Wuhan branch of a Japanese software company in 2001 and spent one year at its Tokyo parent company in 2005-2006, working across software development, project management and sales. From January to September 2020, he worked with Simon Ren on AI laboratory development and collaboration in San Jose. His experience includes software, product sales, finance, sales and training systems, with a focus on requirements, communication and delivery.
Chief AI project designer
Simon Ren
Simon Ren has a computing-related background and a US AI-related master’s degree, with approximately 18 years in software architecture, development and project management. He worked in architecture and led international development teams at ZTE and Huawei, with North American software business experience. In San Jose, he studied and contributed to software-company preparation and operation and AI laboratory development. His work focuses on AI applications, system design and product delivery.
How we got here
Events before 2026 describe the leaders’ personal experience and technical collaboration, not SENXOS corporate operating history.
2001
Bill Xiao began working at the Wuhan branch of a Japanese software company.
2005-2006
Bill Xiao spent one year at the Tokyo parent company working in software development.
2019
Simon Ren pursued AI master’s study and software development in San Jose, participating in preparations for a company and AI laboratory.
2020.01-09
Bill Xiao and Simon Ren jointly contributed to AI laboratory development and collaboration in San Jose.
2026.05.11
The Wuhan company was established to provide AI and software engineering under the SENXOS brand.
Different skills. One shared delivery.
Coordinate product, development, AI and testing work around the project, with clear responsibilities and handover.
Requirements & product
Understand users, workflows and first-release priorities.
Software development
Connect interfaces, data and business rules.
AI applications
Evaluate models, data and review methods.
Testing & delivery
Check exceptions and document deployment and operation.
Experience shaped by business needs
These areas combine the leaders’ prior experience and current business directions; they are not all completed SENXOS client engagements.
Software & SaaS | Maintainable software built around business workflows.
Business systems | Education administration, finance, sales and operations.
Security & data protection | Enterprise firewalls, encryption and access design.
Service-business MVPs | Validate the core workflow before extending the product.
Social impact & accessibility | Product and service design for disability-focused public-interest initiatives.
Build capability through delivery. Create value over time.
We continue to develop practical AI, business systems and data collaboration, accumulating reusable engineering methods. Social-impact and education initiatives explore how technology can support everyday life and learning.
WUHAN / SAN JOSE
Wuhan × San Jose
Wuhan supports company development and delivery; San Jose connects the leaders’ AI research and development collaborations. This relationship does not imply a SENXOS-owned US subsidiary or research institution.
We plan to contribute software and AI skills to accessibility, youth education, and technical support for rural and underserved communities, starting with concrete needs and sustainable commitments.
In operation
Website system for a US disability-service organization
We participated in developing a website system for a US organization serving people with disabilities. The system is now in operation.
Planned initiative
Accessible digital services
We plan to offer free website and app development support for people with disabilities and service organizations, assessing needs, resources and maintenance requirements for each project.
Long-term exploration
AI-assisted wearables
Explore wearable tools for everyday needs, working with users to validate usability, reliability and practical value in support of independent living.
Planned initiative
Youth AI and STEAM
Support AI learning, research and development through a complete project cycle: questions, investigation, design, development, testing, presentation and reflection.
Planned initiative
Rural and underserved communities
Plan long-term free training and technical support in digital skills, AI tools and introductory development, helping people use, maintain and adapt their tools.
Initiatives progress according to needs, resources and collaboration conditions. Free support and maintenance are agreed per project. Wearables remain exploratory, not established medical, rehabilitation or safety products.
Evaluate models, cloud services and development tools against data, functionality and deployment needs, then agree integration, limits and maintenance.
Use of a tool does not imply an official partnership, agency or certification. Technology choices depend on the project.
When was SENXOS founded, and what is the San Jose relationship?+
The Wuhan company was established on 11 May 2026. San Jose describes the leaders’ study, development and collaboration, not a SENXOS-owned US branch.
How can we discuss social-impact support?+
Call through the contact page. Free development and training depend on project conditions and resources; wearables and unstarted activities remain plans or exploration.
What about source code and maintenance?+
Agree code and documentation handover, third-party licences, deployment and maintenance responsibilities and fees before work begins.
Can we start without a full specification?+
Yes. Describe the users, tools, problem and intended outcome. We can clarify whether a prototype and further development are appropriate.
Share your goals, current workflow, and what needs to improve. We help clarify requirements, assess feasibility, and plan a suitable development approach.
Technology that responds to more people’s needs.
We plan to contribute software and AI skills to accessibility, youth education, and technical support for rural and underserved communities, starting with concrete needs and sustainable commitments.
Website system for a US disability-service organization
We participated in developing a website system for a US organization serving people with disabilities. The system is now in operation.
Accessible digital services
We plan to offer free website and app development support for people with disabilities and service organizations, assessing needs, resources and maintenance requirements for each project.
AI-assisted wearables
Explore wearable tools for everyday needs, working with users to validate usability, reliability and practical value in support of independent living.
Youth AI and STEAM
Support AI learning, research and development through a complete project cycle: questions, investigation, design, development, testing, presentation and reflection.
Rural and underserved communities
Plan long-term free training and technical support in digital skills, AI tools and introductory development, helping people use, maintain and adapt their tools.
Initiatives progress according to needs, resources and collaboration conditions. Free support and maintenance are agreed per project. Wearables remain exploratory, not established medical, rehabilitation or safety products.
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