With MicroMultiCopter (Guangdong) Low-Altitude Industry Development establishing its base in February, Guangzhou's Baiyun district has witnessed the rise of a comprehensive low-altitude economy industrial chain.

Its parent company, MicroMultiCopter Innovation Technology, is the first in China to integrate the entire industrial drone supply chain, with 95 percent of its core components developed and produced in-house.

Inside the exhibition hall of MicroMultiCopter's Greater Bay Area Manufacturing Headquarters Base, drones of all types stand in neat rows. [Photo by Zhuang Xiaolong/Guangzhou Daily]

Within six months, the company formed a professional team, launched a production base with an annual capacity of 50,000 drones, and collaborated with multiple governmental departments and enterprises.

Li Shijun, the company's general manager, said that the company has established a complete loop of "local manufacturing, local operations and local training".

"Using Guangzhou's vast application scenarios, our solutions are better tailored to local needs, with response speed and implementation efficiency far surpassing those of external service providers," Li said.