On May 22, Ouster Inc. rose 8.05% in regular trading, trading at $37.83 per share with trading volume of approximately $78.77 million. The rebound was primarily driven by the company's announcement of a collaboration with Fujifilm to develop native color lidar technology.

Ouster disclosed that the partnership is based on its Rev8 digital lidar sensor family, combining high-resolution 3D depth data with Fujifilm's color science technology to deliver colorized lidar sensing for physical AI applications including robotics, mapping, and AI model training. The system integrates color and depth sensing on a single chip, reducing calibration complexity and improving spatial and temporal alignment compared with traditional lidar-camera fusion systems.

The stock had previously declined over 25% from May 15 after President Capital downgraded Ouster from Buy to Neutral, compounding profit-taking pressure following an earlier 16%-plus single-day surge on the Rev8 product launch. The current bounce reflects the Fujifilm partnership catalyst combined with an oversold technical recovery. According to FactSet data, analysts maintain an average Buy rating with a mean price target of $37.

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