A drone on display. [Photo by Zhuang Xiaolong/Guangzhou Daily]

The company focuses on operations, offering services such as drone performances, urban management inspections, smart sanitation support, and low-altitude tourism on the Pearl River.

The decision to choose Baiyun as its base was strategic for the company, as the district established a 1 billion yuan ($148.78 million) fund for the aerospace economy in 2024 and unveiled a series of tailored industrial policies.

Li emphasized the advantages of local production and operations, saying the company aims to contribute to Guangzhou's low-altitude economy.

Staff test the drones. [Photo by Zhuang Xiaolong/Guangzhou Daily]