The concept of low-altitude economy was incorporated into the "National Comprehensive Three-Dimensional Transportation Network Planning Outline" in 2021 and has been hailed as the inaugural year for low-altitude economic development in 2024, becoming an important economic engine for the development of new quality productivity.
The low-altitude economy encompasses not only drone performances but also logistics, emergency medical deliveries, air taxis, and aviation tourism, among other fields. With the rapid advancement of technology, artificial intelligence has played a crucial role in low-altitude economy projects. For instance, in drone performances, generative AI design technology enriches the creativity of the shows and allows for flexible adjustments based on real-time audience feedback, as well as selecting the best viewing areas. Additionally, AI optimizes flight paths by analyzing historical data, ensuring that drones present the most beautiful scenes over Victoria Harbour, providing viewers with an unparalleled audiovisual feast.
Across various industries within the low-altitude economy, there are numerous successful applications of artificial intelligence. In the logistics sector, AI technology supports drones in monitoring traffic flow and environmental factors, thereby optimizing delivery routes and significantly improving efficiency. In emergency rescue and urban management, AI assists drones in gathering information from high-rise building fires and calculating the most effective firefighting methods. In building inspections, AI technology accurately identifies damage locations, demonstrating its profound impact.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping our world at an unprecedented pace, bringing revolutionary changes to the new quality productivity era. Let us look forward to how these emerging technologies will continue to drive future development, creating a better tomorrow.
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