On December 23, President Liu Zuxing led a delegation to Peng Cheng Laboratory to discuss low-altitude technologies and applications in the Greater Bay Area. Li Diren, a member of the laboratory’s Party committee and chair of its trade union, received the delegation and led a tour.

Building Bridges and Presenting the Association's New Development Blueprint

At the exchange meeting, President Liu Zuxing first gave the leaders and experts of Peng Cheng Laboratory a detailed introduction to the Association's basic information. She stated that the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association for Low-altitude Economy, as a bridge connecting industry, academia and research institutions, has been committed to building a high-level platform for academic exchange and industrial cooperation.

President Liu outlined recent work in standards, membership and public education, and described how the Association brings expert knowledge and industry resources together to support Shenzhen’s low-altitude economy.

In-Depth Dialogue Focusing on Four Core Areas

Subsequently, both sides discussed the key technical pain points and development paths of the low-altitude economy. The discussion was lively and focused on four dimensions: low-altitude standards development, low-altitude communication infrastructure, artificial intelligence applications, and industrial collaboration.

Future Outlook

This visit laid a solid foundation for subsequent in-depth cooperation. Peng Cheng Laboratory spoke highly of the Association's work and stated that the laboratory possesses strong research advantages in computing power and networks and is willing to work hand in hand with the Association to jointly tackle technical challenges in the low-altitude economy.

In the future, the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association for Low-altitude Economy will continue to leverage its platform advantages and maintain close ties with Peng Cheng Laboratory, jointly promoting technological innovation in the low-altitude economy and the prosperous development of the industrial ecosystem through joint research projects, high-end academic forums and other forms of cooperation.