Core Insights - The 2025 China International Big Data Industry Expo highlighted the importance of low-altitude economy and the need for enhanced safety regulation capabilities in low-altitude flight operations [1][2] - The Chinese Civil Aviation Administration predicts that the low-altitude economy market in China will reach 1.5 trillion yuan (approximately 210 billion USD) by 2025 and could grow to 3.5 trillion yuan (approximately 490 billion USD) by 2035 [1] - The low-altitude economy is characterized as a new emerging field with strong industrial chain radiation effects, involving high-end manufacturing, new energy, and new materials, as well as traditional general aviation and drone-supported services [1] Group 1 - The development of advanced conflict detection and resolution technologies is essential for real-time monitoring of flight status and evasive actions [1] - Optimizing trajectory planning algorithms is crucial for ensuring safe flight in complex urban environments [1] - Establishing a low-altitude airspace management system is necessary for real-time monitoring and scheduling of flight operations [1] Group 2 - The BeiDou system is deemed an indispensable time-space safety infrastructure for the low-altitude economy, facilitating precise and reliable navigation services for general aviation and unmanned aerial vehicles [2] - The transition from ground-based navigation to satellite-based navigation is underway, with the BeiDou system's advantages supporting high-quality development of the low-altitude economy [2] - Promoting the application of the BeiDou system is a significant step towards enhancing China's airspace monitoring capabilities, particularly in low-altitude airspace [2]