Recently, during an interview focused on institutional research, Unitech Group articulated that rail transit, along with low-altitude and low-orbit sectors, constitute the fundamental elements of three-dimensional transportation networks. Notably, the markets within the low-altitude and low-orbit domains exhibit immense potential and have been integrated into national strategies, marking their entrance into a period of accelerated growth. Drawing upon its dual technological pillars—a versatile, highly secure, and reliable computer platform, coupled with a general-purpose industrial digital platform—cultivated within the rail transit sector, Unitech Group is extending its product and technological prowess to the low-altitude and low-orbit sectors. This expansion is achieved through a strategic approach termed 'platform generalization + scenario customization.' Presently, the company has unveiled pivotal products such as the UniTFCC triple-redundant flight control computer and has achieved notable advancements in developing scenarios, exemplified by comprehensive low-altitude governmental inspection services.