Core Viewpoint - The logistics industry is rapidly adopting low-altitude drone delivery, with significant growth in the number of drone routes and technological advancements supporting this trend [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Growth and Trends - The logistics sector is experiencing explosive growth in low-altitude drone routes, with a leading logistics company planning to open over 500 drone routes in 2024, more than double the total opened in the past decade [1]. - The average daily express delivery volume has surged from 100 million packages in 2019 to a peak of 729 million packages last year, with projections to reach 1 billion packages daily in the future [1]. - The logistics industry is seen as the primary sector for the large-scale implementation of low-altitude economy due to its maturity and high order volume [2]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The integration of AI, 5G, big data, and cloud computing is laying a solid foundation for the application of drones in logistics [1]. - The introduction of passive IoT technology allows for the sensing of product information without unpacking, significantly improving logistics efficiency [3]. - AI safety technologies have expanded the operational range of drones, increasing the suitable flying areas from 17% to 80% in some cities [3]. Group 3: Policy Support and Applications - Recent policies from various government departments support the development of smart cloud warehouses, unmanned delivery, and low-altitude logistics [2]. - Major logistics companies, such as SF Express, are implementing innovative models that connect drones with ground and underground transport systems, achieving seamless logistics transitions [4][5]. - This new model has been successfully implemented in regions like Zhejiang and the Greater Bay Area, reducing time costs by 60%-80% and logistics costs by 30%-50% [5].