Core Insights - DJI has successfully acquired the land use rights for the T207-0066 plot in Shenzhen for 2.287 billion yuan, indicating a strategic move for future headquarters development [1][3] - The Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Base is a key area for global headquarters, with a total planned development area of approximately 5.2 million square meters [1] - The acquired land spans 15,657.68 square meters with a building area of 188,000 square meters, designated for a 30-year usage period [3] Company Overview - DJI, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Shenzhen, has become a leader in the global drone industry, holding over 70% of the consumer drone market share in 2024 [5] - The company initially focused on helicopter flight control systems and has since expanded its product range to include commercial drones, camera systems, gimbals, propulsion systems, enterprise software, agricultural drone equipment, and flight control systems [5] Development Plans - The new site will host the "Global Headquarters Project for Intelligent Aviation System Industry," integrating R&D, testing, display, and operation across the entire industry chain [3] - The project aims to achieve an industrial output of no less than 196 billion yuan and service revenue of at least 84 billion yuan over the next seven years [3] - The site has a construction height limit of 300 meters, with additional scrutiny required for structures exceeding 250 meters [3]

Core Insights - The first China-Thailand Low Altitude Economy International Cooperation Conference was successfully held on May 27, 2025, in Chengdu, marking the initiation of bilateral mechanized exchanges in the global low altitude economy sector [1] Summary by Sections Conference Overview - The conference featured speeches from former Thai Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai and Professor Jiao Xiaowen, calling for collaboration in areas such as agriculture, logistics, safety, and cultural tourism through drones, eVTOL, and UTM [2] - An agreement was signed to establish Chengdu as the permanent host city for the conference, which will be held annually [2] Cooperation Highlights - Thailand released a "Low Altitude Economy Application Scenario Demand List," focusing on six key areas including drone-assisted rainfall, low-altitude countermeasures, smart city management, border patrol, and island logistics, with an intended procurement amount of nearly $100 million [3] - Over 20 closed-door demonstrations were conducted by Chinese drone companies for Thai government and business representatives, showcasing the latest solutions such as hybrid vertical take-off and landing fixed-wing drones, AI agricultural protection, and emergency delivery [3] - Several Chinese companies shared advancements in low altitude economy technologies, including AI integration, 6G communication, power modules, and Beidou positioning, aligning with China's 14th Five-Year Plan and Thailand's CAAT's ongoing drone regulatory reforms [3] Future Arrangements - A joint research institute will be launched in June to promote technology adaptation testing and local production in Thailand, alongside the preparation of a cross-border investment fund prioritizing eVTOL assembly, drone countermeasures, and smart airspace management projects [4] - The second conference is scheduled for May 2026 in Chengdu, with plans to release an annual "China-Thailand Low Altitude Economy Blue Book" [4] - The successful hosting of the first conference signifies the formal entry of China-Thailand low altitude economic cooperation into a normalized and institutionalized phase, providing a stable and efficient platform for enterprises and research institutions [4]

Core Insights - The "credit + low-altitude economy" model in Hangzhou has been implemented at Xixi Wetland National Park, allowing visitors with a credit score of 500 or above to rent flying cameras without a deposit, enhancing their travel experience [1] - This model transforms credit value into tangible benefits for cultural tourism consumption, promoting a shift from flat viewing to three-dimensional experiences [1] - The initiative has significantly increased attention towards low-altitude cultural tourism projects, achieving a "dual activation" of credit value and tourism economy [1] Summary by Categories Credit Incentives - Users with a credit score between 650 and 750 can enjoy a discount of 50 yuan on camera rentals, while those with scores of 750 and above receive a discount of 100 yuan [1] - The consumption incentive mechanism encourages higher credit scores to yield greater discounts, accelerating market circulation of low-altitude economic products and enhancing public awareness of credit assets [1] Regulatory Framework - Hangzhou is exploring a credit-based regulatory approach for the low-altitude economy, utilizing AI and big data to establish a dynamic monitoring system [1] - The system includes real-time tracking of corporate credit risks and intelligent warnings for violations, while also implementing precise law enforcement based on credit standings [1] - The platform offers one-stop services for low-altitude enterprises, including credit repair and financing solutions, having resolved financing issues for 12 related companies with a total credit limit exceeding 80 million yuan [1] Future Development - Hangzhou aims to deepen the "credit + low-altitude economy" innovation model, expanding the low-altitude economic scenario system and striving to become a national benchmark city for low-altitude economic development [2]

Group 1 - DJI has acquired a commercial land parcel in Shenzhen for 2.287 billion yuan, with a land area of 15,657.68 square meters and a total construction area of 188,000 square meters [1] - The project aims to establish a global headquarters for the intelligent aviation system industry, with a construction timeline of 2.5 years to start and 6 years to complete [1] - The land is located in the Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Base, and the building's floor price is set at 12,164.89 yuan per square meter [1] Group 2 - The completed building will not be transferable during the 30-year lease period, and the office space is designated for use by DJI and its subsidiaries [2] - DJI previously acquired a land parcel in 2016 for 710 million yuan to build its global headquarters, "DJI Sky City," which covers an area of 17,600 square meters and has a construction area of approximately 240,000 square meters [2] - DJI is expanding its product line, with plans to launch a sweeping robot that has been in development for over four years, expected to be released in June [2] Group 3 - DJI plans to launch its first consumer-grade 360-degree camera, DJI Osmo 360, in July, which has already received certification from the FCC [3] - The design of the DJI Osmo 360 features a dual-lens symmetrical structure and is more compact than mainstream 360-degree cameras on the market [3]

5月28日，深圳公共资源交易中心公布位于深圳湾超级总部的T207-0066宗地出让结果，深圳市大疆创新 科技有限公司以22.87亿元竞得该地块。 上述地块位于沙河街道深湾二路和白石支一街交叉口东南角，土地面积15657.68平方米，建筑面积 188000平方米，使用年限30年。综合楼面单价为每平方米12164.89元。根据此前有关出让公告，该地块 建筑限高300米，但超过250米需经过相关部门审查备案。 记者查询发现，深圳在去年公布智能航空系统产业生态全球总部项目遴选方案，项目名为智能航空系统 产业生态全球总部项目，意向用地单位是深圳市大疆创新科技有限公司。此外，根据规定，竞得人须在 《出让合同》签订之日起2.5年内开工，6年内竣工。 据悉，深圳湾超级总部基地用地面积约117公顷，规划总开发建筑面积约520万平方米。目前，该总部基 地已汇集神州数码（000034）集团总部、天音大厦、中国电子总部、OPPO国际总部、招商银行总部等 知名项目。 以大疆为代表的无人机产业已成为驱动低空经济的新引擎，多地大力促进低空经济发展，不仅有利于拓 展市场空间，更是推动产业高质量发展的内在需求。市场公开资料显示，深圳早在202 ...

深圳湾超级总部基地再迎重磅布局。据深圳公共资源交易中心，5月28日，深圳市大疆创新科技有限公 司（简称"大疆"）以22.87亿元成功竞得位于南山区沙河街道T207-0066地块。随着本次交易的完成，业 界猜想其或在此打造继留仙洞"天空之城"后的新一代科创地标。 深超总再添全球总部 三次落子深圳 这并非大疆首次在深圳布局。早在2016年，大疆便以7.1亿元竞得南山区留仙洞地块，投资16亿元打造 标志性总部大楼"天空之城"。这座由福斯特建筑事务所设计的24万平方米综合体，集研发、办公、测试 于一体，于2022年正式启用，成为深圳科技创新的新地标。 此外，2019年，大疆通过控股子公司以2.7亿元竞得光明区工业用地，建设研发与生产基地，进一步完 善产业链条。 此次深圳湾超总地块的获取，是大疆在深圳的第三次重大投资。据去年12月深圳公布的《智能航空系统 产业生态全球总部项目遴选方案》，智能航空系统产业生态全球总部项目产业定位与深圳市现有产业基 础和未来产业发展方向高度契合，通过行业头部企业牵引，形成集群效应，吸引细分行业知名企业和技 术领先企业入住，促进技术资源、人才资源和创新要素集聚。 本次大疆拿下的土地，位于白石 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rapid development of the low-altitude economy in Hangzhou, particularly in the Yuhang District, showcasing the innovative applications of drone technology in logistics and public safety [2][7][8]. Company Developments - Hangzhou Lingfei Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on logistics solutions using drones, significantly reducing operational costs for public services like subway patrols, with annual costs dropping from over 9 million to around 5 million [2][4]. - Xunyi Technology has developed a comprehensive urban drone operation network, achieving significant time savings in medical logistics, such as reducing transport time from Hangzhou to Shaoxing by 30 minutes [5][6]. - Xunyi's drones can carry loads of 5 kg over 18 km and 9 kg over 30 km, demonstrating their capability to operate in various weather conditions [5][6]. Industry Growth - Yuhang District has established itself as a hub for low-altitude economy enterprises, with nearly 100 companies and over 90 flight routes currently operational [7][8]. - The district has implemented supportive policies, including the "18 measures for low-altitude economy," which provide resources for technology development and talent acquisition [8][12]. - Hangzhou has 914 low-altitude economy enterprises, indicating a growing sector, although it does not rank among the top cities in terms of quantity [9][12]. Future Prospects - The low-altitude economy is seen as a critical industry for national development over the next 10-20 years, requiring substantial capital investment and government support for infrastructure and technology [12][14]. - The industry is expected to expand into various consumer applications, with potential for drones to become integral in daily life, such as delivering goods and services [14].

Core Viewpoint - The article draws a parallel between the concept of "Cthulhu" in literature and China's manufacturing industry, suggesting that China's manufacturing capabilities are vast, complex, and often misunderstood, akin to the ancient gods in Lovecraft's mythos [3][6]. Group 1: Manufacturing Cost Dynamics - The article highlights that the low prices of Chinese manufactured goods, such as a disposable lighter costing around 0.47 yuan each, are not due to low manufacturing costs but rather due to innovative business models that focus on advertising revenue rather than product sales [6][8]. - It argues that foreign manufacturing is expensive not because of production costs but due to high brand premiums and inefficiencies in non-manufacturing processes [6][7]. - The example of GoPro illustrates how Chinese manufacturers have successfully reduced costs by utilizing reverse engineering and modular manufacturing, allowing them to create similar products at significantly lower prices [8][9]. Group 2: Reverse Innovation and Supply Chain - Chinese manufacturers have adopted "reverse innovation" strategies, allowing them to bypass patent barriers by developing alternative technologies that achieve similar functionalities without infringing on existing patents [8][9]. - The modular manufacturing approach in China enables rapid assembly of products using standardized components, which contrasts with the custom manufacturing processes often used by Western brands [11][12]. - The article emphasizes the strength of China's supply chain, particularly in Shenzhen, where a dense network of suppliers and manufacturers facilitates quick and cost-effective production [13][16]. Group 3: R&D Efficiency - The article discusses how China's engineering workforce, which numbers around 4 million, allows for high efficiency in research and development, enabling rapid product iterations and market responsiveness [19][20]. - It contrasts the slow and costly R&D processes in Western companies, where high salaries and small teams hinder innovation speed, with China's ability to quickly develop and test new products [18][19]. - The success of companies like DJI in the drone market exemplifies how rapid iteration and a full-chain engineering approach can lead to significant market share and competitive pricing [20][22]. Group 4: Market Impact and Consumer Perception - The rise of Chinese manufacturing has disrupted the market for high-end products, making previously luxury items accessible to a broader consumer base [23][26]. - The article likens the current competition between Chinese manufacturers and Western luxury brands to the historical conflict between artisanal guilds and emerging factories, highlighting the shift in consumer perception regarding product value and pricing [25][26]. - It concludes that the success of Chinese manufacturing reveals inefficiencies in traditional high-end production processes, prompting consumers to reassess what constitutes true value in products [26][27].

● 本报记者齐金钊 日前，世界无人机大会在深圳举行。来自无人机产业领域的专家学者及产业链人士，围绕无人机与低空 经济、低空数字交通、低空飞行服务、低空基础设施与管理平台等主题，进行了深入探讨交流，共同解 码低空经济发展的最新趋势。 无人机应用范围广 从商业化试运营的载人低空飞行器，到超长航时的工业级无人机，再到涵盖无人机全产业链的软硬件产 品……记者在大会现场了解到，本届世界无人机大会吸引了国内外超800家优质低空企业，携5000多款 无人机系统装备新产品进行展示。 随着无人机应用范围的持续拓展，全产业链正呈现出蓬勃发展的势头。以深圳为例，据官方统计数据， 深圳目前拥有无人机相关上中下游全产业链，整机制造及链上企业达2000多家，产值超过1000亿元。今 年一季度，深圳民用无人机产量同比增长48.2%，正成为经济发展的一个新增长点。 业内人士表示，无人机已成为驱动低空经济发展的新引擎。大力促进低空经济发展，不仅有利于拓展市 场空间，更是推动高质量发展的内在需求。低空经济既承续了传统通用航空业态，又融合了以无人机为 支撑的新型低空生产服务方式，依赖信息化、数字化管理技术赋能，形成了一种容纳并推动多领域协调 发展 ...

5月23日至25日， 2025第九届世界无人机大会在深圳会展中心（福田）举行，本届大会汇聚全球低空领 域前沿力量，覆盖制造、服务、技术研发、行业应用全链条，吸引行业巨头与新兴企业同台竞技，集中 展示低空经济领域创新成果与未来趋势。来自江门的无人机相关企业积极参展，借助这一优质平台，抢 滩低空经济新赛道。 据了解，近年来，江门在低空经济领域动作频频。江门发展低空经济有着得天独厚的优势，江门地处粤 港澳大湾区"1小时核心圈"，与周边城市往来密切，且空域资源良好，为低空经济发展提供了广阔空 间；在产业基础方面，江门作为广东老牌工业城市，工业基础雄厚、门类齐全。在无人机关键零部件传 感器、动力电池、电机等方面，拥有润宇科技、中创新航、德昌电机等国内知名企业，为低空经济的发 展奠定了坚实的产业根基。 同时，江门积极与外界展开合作，不断拓展低空经济发展空间。新会区与深圳市无人机行业协会签署合 作协议，在产业研究、园区规划、招商推介、项目引进培育等方面展开合作，积极承接深圳在低空经济 方面科技研发成果转化。开平市还举办智能装备及低空经济产业投资大会，加强与外界在低空经济领域 的交流与合作。 江门还在不断完善低空经济产业链布 ...