With the official implementation of China's Provisional Regulations on the Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight on January 1, 2024, a solid step has been taken in the standardized development of low altitude economy. As a guiding document for low altitude economy, this regulation comprehensively regulates the design, production, operation and application of unmanned aerial vehicles, ensuring the safe and orderly flight activities of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Today, CCTV News's "Taking New Steps" special live broadcast reported on the construction achievements of Luogang Park in low altitude economy in Hefei. Since entering the park to provide services during the 2023 China Garden Expo, Antwork has successfully carried out over 600 delivery services and received good user feedback, becoming a check-in point for both internal medicine and practical application value in the park. With the implementation of the Provisional Regulations on the Flight Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, the delivery services of Antwork are steadily advancing on a compliant track, setting a model for the standardized development of low altitude economy.

With the continuous upgrading of demand, in the new year, Antwork plans to further expand the scale of delivery services, increasing the number of drop off points in Luogang Park to 36, significantly improving delivery efficiency and meeting the needs of more regions. This expansion plan will undoubtedly inject new vitality into the development of low altitude scenes in Luogang Park.

The Chinese government has always attached great importance to the development of low altitude economy and provided strong support for it by formulating a series of policy measures. At the Central Economic Work Conference in December 2023, the low altitude economy was listed as one of the strategic emerging industries, indicating that it will receive more policy tilt and resource investment in the future. The "Outline for the Development of Green Aviation Manufacturing Industry (2023-2035)" jointly released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and four other departments also clearly proposes to accelerate the development of green aircraft such as electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The introduction of this policy will further promote the application of unmanned aerial vehicles in areas such as green transportation and urban logistics.

Overall, with the implementation of the Provisional Regulations on the Flight Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and the government's policy support for low altitude economy, the development prospects of unmanned aerial vehicles in China are broad. The successful practice of Antwork Technology in Luogang Park, Hefei also provides useful reference for the development of unmanned aerial vehicles in the field of low altitude economy. In the future, we look forward to seeing more partners join us in leveraging the advantages of unmanned aerial vehicles to promote the healthy development of low altitude economy and jointly write a new chapter in the standardized development of low altitude economy.