深圳大鹏新区无人机测试基地启用 全力打造湾区“空中纽北”

Core Insights - The Shenzhen Dapeng New Area Drone Testing Base has officially opened, serving as a key component of Shenzhen's "1+5+4" low-altitude innovation infrastructure system, focusing on technology research and development, airworthiness verification, industry aggregation, and scenario innovation [1] Group 1: Base Features and Facilities - The base covers an area of 11,000 square meters and includes a comprehensive service center, hangars, operation centers, delivery centers, and exhibition halls, with a true height of 600 meters and specific areas exceeding 3,000 meters, providing a total low-altitude flight area of 20.2 square kilometers [2] - The base is equipped with various devices for communication, monitoring, perception, and meteorology, establishing a low-altitude digital service capability, making it an ideal site for drone test flights [2] Group 2: Testing and Collaboration - The base will create China's first eVTOL "Air North Circuit," offering significant all-scenario testing space for enterprises, focusing on key testing needs such as high-rise firefighting, forest fire prevention, and marine affairs [2] - Twelve companies, including WoFei ChangKong and One Automobile Qiyi, have become the first low-altitude scene partners to collaborate and conduct testing at the base, while a partnership with Southern University of Science and Technology aims to explore near-sea low-altitude technology innovation [1][2] Group 3: Economic Impact and Community Engagement - The base aims to become a comprehensive testing hub for drones in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, serving as an accelerator for low-altitude economic development and a space for public aerial experiences [3] - Citizens and tourists will have opportunities to experience low-altitude technology through activities such as low-altitude science popularization and family-friendly events, facilitated by the "Shenzhen Urban Transport Low Altitude" app [2]