Shenzhen has taken an important step in the field of low-altitude economic standards.
, On August 2, the country’s first local low-altitude economy professional standardization technical committee was announced at the Shenzhen High-Quality Development Conference of Low-altitude Economy, becoming a new starting point for the standardized and large-scale development of low-altitude economy.
During the rapid development of low-altitude economy, Shenzhen will also face many challenges, such as safety supervision, technological innovation, market access and other issues.
Promoting standards first is an important strategy for Shenzhen to develop in the low-altitude economic field.
By formulating and implementing high standards, we will guide the healthy development of the low-altitude economy and avoid disorderly competition and waste of resources.
At the same time, high standards will also enhance Shenzhen’s competitiveness in the low-altitude economic field, attract advanced technology and management experience at home and abroad, and promote the international development of Shenzhen’s low-altitude economy.
As the report said, the establishment of the Shenzhen Low-altitude Economic Professional Standardization Technical Committee will promote the deep integration and coordinated development of low-altitude economic industries.
By integrating upstream and downstream resources in the industrial chain and promoting low-altitude economic industries to “fly high”, we will be able to more effectively utilize low-altitude airspace resources and open up new space for economic development.
Photo source: Shenzhen Low-altitude Economic Industry Association.
It is reported that Shenzhen Low-altitude Economic Industry Association will take the lead in releasing the Low-altitude Economic Standard System 1.
0 within the year, providing clear operating guidelines for all participants in the low-altitude economy and helping Shenzhen compete for the “Low-altitude Economic First City”.
Previously, at a series of press conferences on the theme of “Promoting High-Quality Development” held by the State Council Information Office on July 10, Song Zhiyong, director of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, introduced three sets of data: Currently, the total number of drone companies holding current valid civil unmanned aircraft operation certificates exceeds 14,000, and the number of people holding drone operator licenses exceeds 225,000.
In the first half of this year, nearly 608,000 newly registered drones were registered, an increase of 48% from the end of last year.
The cumulative flying hours of drones reached 9.
816 million hours, an increase of 134,000 hours compared with the same period last year.
It can be seen from these data that the resilience and safety level of my country’s low-altitude economic and industrial supply chain is entering a new stage of rapid growth.
In 2024, Shenzhen will establish 195 Shenzhen local standards, including 18 local standards for low-altitude economic industries.
According to the plan, by the end of 2025, Shenzhen will build more than 1000 low-altitude aircraft take-off and landing platforms, and the city’s open airspace suitable for drones will strive to exceed 75%.
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