Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is advancing its low-altitude economy through the establishment of the Low-altitude Economic Industry Alliance and the release of supportive policies, aiming to enhance industrial integration and innovation in the sector [1][4]. Group 1: Industry Development - The Low-altitude Economic Industry Alliance welcomed new member units and released the "Low-altitude 11 Measures," which are expected to accelerate the formation of new productive forces in the low-altitude economy [1][4]. - Guangzhou is one of the three major clusters for low-altitude economic industries in Guangdong Province, with Huangpu District identified as a pioneering area for development [1][4]. - Huangpu aims to create a national model for low-altitude economy characterized by high-end manufacturing and technological innovation, with a focus on integrating low-altitude and aerospace industries [4][12]. Group 2: Financial Support and Infrastructure - The "Low-altitude 11 Measures" include financial incentives for various aspects such as project cultivation, infrastructure, and talent training, with individual measures offering up to 30 million yuan in rewards [4][5]. - Huangpu has established a comprehensive air traffic support system, including five digital vertical take-off and landing sites and 17 automated hangars, to facilitate low-altitude operations [5][8]. - The district plans to provide subsidies for infrastructure construction related to low-altitude operations, with a maximum annual subsidy of 6 million yuan per enterprise [5][8]. Group 3: Application Scenarios - Huangpu is implementing practical applications of low-altitude services, such as using drones for logistics and urban management, with successful operations already in place [8][9]. - The district has developed a low-altitude logistics platform that enables automated customs clearance for bonded goods, significantly reducing transportation time and costs [9][12]. - Huangpu encourages the development of commercialized demonstration projects in various sectors, including emergency rescue and medical services, to expand the low-altitude economy's reach [9][12]. Group 4: Industry Collaboration and Talent Development - Huangpu is fostering collaboration between enterprises and educational institutions to enhance research and development in the low-altitude economy, including training programs for drone operators [12][13]. - The district aims to attract over 100 low-altitude enterprises by the end of the year through strategic initiatives and support for high-impact projects [12][13]. - The introduction of innovative companies into the Low-altitude Economic Industry Alliance highlights the potential for growth and technological advancement in the sector [12][13].