为期两年，正式启动！填补通信空白

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China has officially launched a two-year commercial trial for satellite IoT services, aiming to enrich the satellite communication market, stimulate market vitality, enhance service capabilities, and establish a regulatory framework to support the healthy development of emerging industries such as commercial aerospace and low-altitude economy [1]. Group 1: Understanding Satellite IoT - Satellite IoT utilizes satellite communication technology to provide data collection and transmission services for a vast array of IoT devices across land, sea, and air, covering applications in marine fisheries, transportation logistics, energy and water resources, emergency communications, low-altitude economy, and industrial internet [2][4]. - Unlike traditional IoT, which relies on terrestrial networks, satellite IoT offers full coverage, addressing communication gaps in remote areas, skies, and oceans [4]. Group 2: Role in Emerging Industries - Satellite IoT can achieve global real-time tracking and data transmission for low-altitude aircraft, effectively addressing communication shortcomings in low-altitude economies, such as in drone logistics where ground station coverage is insufficient [5]. - The technology can expand application scenarios in the low-altitude economy, such as supporting cross-regional operations of agricultural drones and maintaining communication for emergency rescue drones in disaster areas when ground networks are unavailable, thereby attracting more capital and resources into the low-altitude sector [6]. Group 3: Future Development of "Internet of Everything" - China's satellite communication sector is accelerating, with recent policy initiatives aimed at optimizing business access and promoting industry development, including the release of guidelines and a draft for public consultation on satellite IoT commercial trials [7]. - Major telecommunications companies in China, including China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom, have obtained operational qualifications for satellite mobile communication, enabling them to conduct satellite direct connection services and enhance applications in emergency communications, maritime communications, and remote area connectivity [7].