The low-altitude economy presents a huge opportunity for China-Africa cooperation across multiple sectors, including agriculture, transportation, and tourism.
ChinAfrica ECONOMY WATCH China & The World Science & Technology Economy Mar 14, 2025
With the utilization of low-altitude airspace and improvement of the operation systems in the future, China’s low-altitude economy will enter a period of multi-tiered development, showing a trend of integration of operation, manufacturing, and services.
CHINA TODAY ECONOMY WATCH Science & Technology Economy Nov 6, 2024
The emerging low-altitude industry is innovative, green, and low-carbon.
CHINA TODAY Science & Technology Economy Sep 4, 2024
Africa has achieved tangible results in building digital infrastructure, applying new technologies, promoting smart agriculture and e-commerce trade, and training African digital talents for future work. These are proof that China has kept up with building infrastructure in Africa.
ChinAfrica ECONOMY WATCH China & The World Science & Technology Economy Jul 4, 2024
The low-altitude economy relies on innovation, and this innovation will accelerate technological progress across the board.
BEIJING REVIEW ECONOMY WATCH Science & Technology Economy Jun 6, 2024
Once upon a time, any conversation had about drones was generally confined to the use of unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAV) by the US military for air strikes in Afghanistan, yet today the discussion is more inclined to mention another aspect: are drones a boon for the future or a looming menace? There is an abundance of evidence to support both sides of the debate. The most common non-military use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) today involves scenes shot by drones with a camera attached that feature a bird’s-eye view of the landscape below, the cheap and easy-to-use UAVs popular with TV producers and photography enthusiasts alike. If drone usage was to be the sole domain of videographers and the ilk, then the problem would not be so urgent, but UVAs have been earmarked for a number of burgeoning industries, none more so than logistics and delivery services. Drone delivery is a major new opportunity that many retailers and governmental agencies are exploring. Walmart and Amazon are both experimenting with using drones for delivery services but are struggling to receive exemptions from the air-traffic rules. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the currently proposed rules would limit flights to daylight hours at low altitudes and within an operator’s visual line of site. And the restrictions for private use are about […]
ECONOMY WATCH Science & Technology Nov 26, 2015