Recently, regions across China have leveraged the expansion of application scenarios as a pivotal strategy to propel the growth of the low-altitude economy. Shenzhen, for instance, has inaugurated 301 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) logistics routes, encompassing business districts, parks, hospitals, universities, and various other locations, enabling the delivery of a diverse array of items. Conversely, Dongguan has unveiled the "Dongguan 2025 Low-Altitude Economy Application Scenario Opportunity List," detailing 37 specific scenarios across 12 dimensions, including safety and security, cargo logistics, public services, and fire rescue.

Luo Jun, Executive Director of the China Low-Altitude Economy Alliance, emphasized that this surge in the diversification of application scenarios marks a transition for the low-altitude economy from "niche pilots" to "mass consumption." This shift is anticipated to catalyze the commercialization of China's low-altitude economy, foster industrial transformation and upgrading, and contribute a "Chinese solution" to the global advancement of this sector.