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Core Insights - The low-altitude economy has become a new focus of global competition, with China's market expected to reach 1.5 trillion yuan by 2025 and potentially exceed 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035 [1] - The 2025 Forbes China Low-altitude Economy Industry Selection was launched in Shenzhen, gathering over 140 representatives from various sectors including industry chains, research institutions, and investment agencies [1] Industry Overview - China holds 74% of the global market for civilian consumer drones and 55% for industrial drones, with Shenzhen being referred to as the "global low-altitude first city" [3] - The total output value of civilian drones in China is projected to reach 210 billion yuan in 2024, with Shenzhen accounting for 107 billion yuan [3] - The low-altitude economy is not only about aerial applications but also significantly impacts ground applications, such as agriculture, urban management, logistics, and emergency services [3] Regional Development - Nanshan District is accelerating its layout in the low-altitude economy, with over 500 enterprises in the industry chain and a comprehensive development plan for 2024-2026 [4][5] - The district aims to create a "Sky City" by establishing a digital twin platform for efficient collaboration between airspace resources and ground facilities [4] Awards and Recognition - The 2025 Forbes China Low-altitude Economy Industry Selection will feature five core awards to recognize exemplary enterprises and individuals in the sector [6] - The awards aim to establish industry benchmarks, enhance industry awareness, and facilitate resource aggregation [6][8] - The selection process will involve self-declaration, industry recommendations, and invitations, culminating in an announcement at the 2025 Forbes China Low-altitude Economy Industry Forum [8]