Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is emerging as a leading hub for the low-altitude economy in China, with a significant concentration of companies and investment in the sector, particularly in areas such as drone logistics, flying cars, and advanced flight control technologies [4][10][14]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "X-Day" low-altitude economy event took place in early July at Shenzhen University Town, featuring eight companies showcasing innovations in flying cars, eVTOL manufacturing, drone logistics, and more [2][6]. - The event attracted numerous venture capital firms and investment institutions, highlighting the growing interest in low-altitude startups in Shenzhen [4][8]. Group 2: Company Highlights - Notable companies presented at the event include ZeXin Future, focusing on low-altitude safety applications, and Micro Air, a cargo drone developer with a strong team background [6][7]. - Other companies like Starry Sea and Qianfan Intelligent are also making strides in the low-altitude sector, with significant funding and innovative projects [7][8]. Group 3: Industry Development - Shenzhen's low-altitude economy has seen over 500 companies established, with a total output value exceeding 55 billion yuan in the previous year [10][11]. - The region has a robust industrial foundation, rich research resources, and diverse application scenarios, including logistics, medical rescue, and aerial photography [15]. Group 4: Government Support - The Shenzhen government has prioritized the low-altitude economy in its work reports and has introduced supportive legislation to foster industry growth [14][15]. - Specific policies and plans have been implemented to enhance the development of the low-altitude economy in Nanshan District, aiming for significant industry scale and technological innovation by 2026 [14][15].