Yes, and the best one to look for is the fringer pro, either mk1 or II. You can sometimes find the mk1 for about £150 used, a few went in classified here a while back for that, otherwise expect to pay £250 or more for a new mkII [worth it if you have a bunch of Canon lenses I would say, for the price of a cheap prime you get to use all your old lenses and continue with the option of more Canon lenses
I used the mk1 on the X-H1 with a few Canon lenses and they worked really well. You get AF and all data, it was updated a lot and improved each time so if you do get one make sure to do just that, update it's FW