深圳龙岗通过一场大规模无人机编队表演，展示了该区在低空经济领域的发展成果。[1]此次表演中，4500架无人机参与了"空中F1"赛事。[1]
龙岗在低空技术应用方面已取得显著进展。[1]今年4月，搭载热成像设备的无人机在38分钟内成功锁定了梧桐山的一名迷路游客，展现了无人机在应急救援中的实际价值。[1]2026年上半年，龙岗统筹整合了28家单位的飞行资源，实现全区累计飞行1.58万架次。[1]此外，龙岗已建成194个起降平台和200余条航线，并建立了华南首个专业化低空测试基地，累计服务超2700批次。[1]
在产业生态方面，龙岗已形成了较为完整的低空经济产业链。[1]该区低空经济核心企业已突破200家，覆盖整个产业链条。[1]龙岗建立了"一网统飞"平台和"空中高德"数字底座，构建了"政府统筹+国企赋能+市场主导"的推进模式。[1]低空技术已被应用于城市运维、应急救援、文旅等多个场景。[1]
Shenzhen's Longgang district showcased its burgeoning low-altitude economy sector through a large-scale unmanned aerial vehicle formation performance featuring 4,500 drones in an "air F1" racing event [1]. The display demonstrated the district's progress in developing low-altitude technologies and their practical applications across multiple domains.
The district has successfully integrated low-altitude operations into urban maintenance, emergency response, and cultural tourism sectors [1]. A notable example occurred in April when thermal-imaging equipped drones located a lost hiker on Wutong Mountain within 38 minutes [1]. Longgang has established a "one-network unified flight" management platform and an "aerial aMAP" digital foundation to streamline operations across the industry [1]. These infrastructure developments have enabled the district to coordinate flying resources from 28 units across the region, accumulating 15,800 total flight operations in the first half of 2026 [1].
The low-altitude economy ecosystem in Longgang has matured significantly, with over 200 core enterprises now operating across the entire industrial supply chain [1]. The district has constructed 194 takeoff and landing platforms and developed more than 200 flight routes to support operations [1]. Additionally, South China's first specialized low-altitude testing facility has served over 2,700 projects to date [1]. This comprehensive development framework—combining government coordination, state-enterprise enablement, and market-driven innovation—positions Longgang as a leading hub in China's emerging low-altitude economy sector [1].
