Core Insights - The Wuhan National Aerospace Industry Base showcased a range of achievements in commercial aerospace, emphasizing the trend towards low-cost, modular, and multifunctional space platforms [1][2] - The exhibition highlighted the capabilities of Wuhan in developing intelligent remote sensing satellites, such as the "Wuhan No. 1" satellite, which features 0.5-meter high-resolution imaging and onboard intelligent processing [1] - The event also demonstrated advancements in technologies aimed at deeper space exploration, including a lunar habitat concept designed for moon bases [1] Group 1 - The exhibition featured models of the Di'er No. 5 small cargo spacecraft and concepts for unmanned commercial space stations, representing a shift in commercial aerospace towards flexible "space shuttles" and "space laboratories" [1] - The display included products already applied in national major projects, showcasing the reliability and practicality of Wuhan's aerospace technology [2] - The complete ecosystem formed at the Wuhan National Aerospace Industry Base includes key components, satellite platforms, network systems, and industry application solutions [2] Group 2 - The non-contact physiological detection device by Changjiang Runda has been used to safeguard astronauts' health on the Chinese space station [2] - The exhibition demonstrated how aerospace technology is being integrated into various sectors, including drone driving tests, geological disaster monitoring, and precision agriculture [2] - The collaboration between industry, academia, and research is transforming cutting-edge scientific concepts into solid engineering products [2]