Jiangxi Xunlong Aviation Technology Co., Ltd. has been continuously delving into the low-altitude economy sector. Recently, it has built a brand-new low-altitude service station and a low-altitude science and technology innovation research and study base in Linggu Peak Scenic Area, Donglin New District, Fuzhou. By empowering cultural and tourism experiences with technology, it has initiated an innovative practice of "low-altitude +"!

A quick overview of key highlights

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Linggu Peak Scenic Area: A New Experience of Low-altitude Cultural Tourism

Low-altitude rest stations are built within the scenic area, offering special projects such as drone sightseeing, exploring a new model of "low-altitude + tourism", allowing tourists to experience the integration of technology and nature in an immersive way.  

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Science and Technology Innovation Research and Study Base: Education Empowers the Future

The base offers courses such as drone operation, aviation safety science popularization, and smart fire protection application for teenagers and industry practitioners. It combines practical operation drills, emergency drills and other interactive sessions to stimulate innovative thinking and cultivate low-altitude science and technology talents.  

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Explore a new ecosystem for cooperation

Xunlong Aviation, in collaboration with universities and research institutions, promotes the transformation of low-altitude technology achievements, accelerates the layout in fields such as emergency rescue and smart cities, and builds a sustainable development model of "scene application + technology output". 

Future Outlook

As a core enterprise of the low-altitude economy in Donglin New District, Xunlong Aviation adopts a three-in-one model of "intelligent manufacturing + culture and tourism + education", integrating the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry chain with low-altitude service scenarios to facilitate the transformation and upgrading of the regional economy. In the future, the company will continue to deepen its cooperation with universities and research institutions, expand application fields such as emergency rescue and smart cities, and inject new impetus into the low-altitude economy.