Core Insights - The third Low Altitude (Suzhou) Industry Innovation Ecological Conference and the 2025 Digital Low Altitude Conference was held in Suzhou, showcasing the city's efforts to build a national low-altitude economic demonstration zone [1] Industry Development - Suzhou has gathered over 30 complete machine manufacturing enterprises and more than 350 supporting companies in the low-altitude industry, indicating rapid development and competitive dynamics across different sectors [2][3] - The establishment of the Huqiao Low Altitude Economic Industrial Park has seen the number of enterprises grow to 30, with key players like Aerospace Times Feipeng and Kunshan Kunpeng Drone Technology leading the sector [3] Infrastructure and Services - The Suzhou Low Altitude Flight Service Center and the Suzhou Low Altitude Service Supervision Platform have been established to enhance service and safety in the rapidly growing low-altitude economy [4][5] - The service center has facilitated the approval of 63 airspace blocks, expanding the area from 1,150 square kilometers to 2,442.38 square kilometers, and registered 67 operating enterprises [4] Data Management and Safety - The platform provides efficient monitoring and management tools, continuously evolving to meet the needs of enterprises, including the introduction of grid code capabilities for enhanced airspace management [5] - The city is working to integrate flight data from various enterprises to improve the overall safety and efficiency of low-altitude operations [6] Future Plans - Suzhou aims to establish a high-standard low-altitude flight guarantee system, leveraging its strengths in digital economy, IoT, and AI technologies to further develop the low-altitude industry [6]