At the 2025 Asia General Aviation Exhibition (AERO Asia) recently held in Zhuhai, Guangdong, Hengqin showcased its All-Domain Intelligent Unmanned Systems project in the low-altitude economy exhibition area, quickly becoming a popular attraction throughout the event.
The "1+1+6+N" system framework includes a core, which is the All-Domain Intelligent Unmanned Systems, and its support—standardization organizations.
The "6" refers to six major infrastructure components: a control center, a data center, an integrated low-altitude communication-sensing network, a low-altitude meteorological service support system, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) vertical take-off and landing sites, and a comprehensive low-altitude route map.
"N" represents numerous application scenarios, such as urban governance, environmental monitoring, and border control, which have already undergone pilot testing.
Through videos, system diagrams, and flight experience devices, the exhibition systematically demonstrated the project's progress and exemplary value, allowing visitors to easily understand the complete ecosystem of the low-altitude economy in Hengqin.
Various exhibits were displayed on-site, including multi-rotor drones, unmanned surface vessel models, and drone nests, covering three sectors: logistics, cultural tourism, and governance.
The most popular interactive experience area for drone logistics transport drew a large crowd, with visitors lining up to manually operate simulated delivery tasks, immersing themselves in the engaging and intuitive trial.
The consultation and negotiation area was also bustling. Domestic and international general aviation enterprises and technical service providers gathered around the booth to discuss technical details and implementation policies, expressing strong interest in Hengqin's open application scenarios and collaborative standard development.
Reporter | Guo Chuhua
Photo | Hengqin Online
Editor | Hu Nan, James Campion, Shen He
