“智慧大脑”激活低空经济新引擎

Core Viewpoint - The development of the low-altitude economy in Tianjin is gaining momentum, with the establishment of a provincial-level flight service platform aimed at managing up to 30,000 drones simultaneously, indicating significant growth potential in this sector [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Growth and Development - The aerospace industry in Tianjin saw a value-added growth rate of 6.2% from January to August 2025, with the low-altitude industry experiencing a remarkable growth rate of 31.1% [3]. - The Tianjin Low-altitude Economic Investment Development Company, established earlier this year, is a key player in the city's low-altitude economic development strategy, focusing on areas such as cultural tourism, urban governance, smart cities, emergency rescue, and logistics [3][4]. - The Tianjin Aerospace Digital Industry Park, covering approximately 81,800 square meters, integrates historical architecture with modern technology, focusing on commercial aerospace and low-altitude economy [5]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - The low-altitude flight service platform, which began trial operations in June, features a large 3D real-time map displaying airspace data, including the movement of aircraft and drones, as well as environmental conditions [3][4]. - The platform is designed to integrate and manage citywide airspace data, enabling real-time flight activity scheduling and risk warnings, showcasing capabilities in airspace management and flight safety [4]. Group 3: Future Prospects - The low-altitude economy is expected to thrive in various applications, including security, emergency medical services, short-distance transportation, and urban public transit, with significant potential in business flights and aerial photography [5]. - Tianjin's Hexi District aims to leverage its designation as a "low-altitude digital industry cluster" and "flight service guarantee pilot zone" to foster the development of the low-altitude economy, ensuring it not only grows rapidly but also sustainably [5].