Core Insights - The low-altitude economy is expanding beyond mere technological showcases, integrating into industrial pain points and public needs, with 14 innovative application scenarios identified [1][3][5] - The development of low-altitude economy requires significant infrastructure improvements, including the construction of "sky roads," "sky nets," and "sky vehicles" to facilitate the transition from laboratory innovations to market applications [1][4] Group 1: Application Scenarios - New application scenarios in the low-altitude economy include drone delivery, aerial commuting, and low-altitude tourism, which are driving the growth of new consumption models [2][3] - The "Low-altitude Technology Industry Innovation Scenario List" released at the conference highlights 14 major scenarios, showcasing the potential for deep integration of low-altitude economy with production, life, and public services [2][3] Group 2: Infrastructure and Safety - The core of low-altitude economic development lies in establishing a digital, intelligent, and smart infrastructure, referred to as the low-altitude smart network [4] - Safety is emphasized as a fundamental requirement for the development of the low-altitude economy, necessitating the establishment of a secure and controllable system for airspace management [4][5] Group 3: Industry Development Stages - The low-altitude economy is transitioning from a "technology validation" phase to a "groundbreaking" phase, focusing on overcoming the "last mile" challenges in safety standards, technical collaboration, and industry ecosystem integration [5]