At present, the three principal sectors of intelligent vehicles, intelligent robots, and low-altitude aircraft are witnessing a rapid acceleration in their integration. Industry specialists and representatives from various companies have highlighted that the profound interconnection among technology, industrial chains, and application scenarios has established a solid groundwork for the synergistic advancement of these three intelligent industries. This collaborative effort across different sectors not only promises to significantly cut down on research and development (R&D) expenses but also expedites the deployment of technologies.

Presently, these three industries are advancing at varying speeds, with intelligent robots and low-altitude flight being in the nascent stages of their industrial evolution. Zhang Yongwei remarked that China's electric vehicle market surged from selling 1 million units annually to 10 million units within a mere five-year span, a growth fueled by an average yearly reduction in component costs that exceeded 10%. Experts anticipate a comparable "cost-volume" scissors effect to manifest once again in the robotics and low-altitude sectors.