On July 30, Shenzhen’s Longgang District and Alibaba’s Amap (Gaode) unveiled the “Air Amap” temporal-spatial base, marking a major leap in low-altitude economy infrastructure. By integrating real-time 3D low-altitude data with ground-level mapping, the platform uses advanced AI-driven deep learning and 3D spatial modeling to provide automated, daily updates. The solution combines airspace management, low-altitude safety and service modules to offer navigation, collision warnings and air route planning for a wide range of aerial vehicles. It supports the entire flight lifecycle — before, during and after — catering to public, corporate and government users. More than 10 ecosystem partners are already collaborating in Longgang to advance the technology and adapt it to evolving needs, focusing on applications like low-altitude logistics, emergency response and aerial inspections. The integrated platform is designed to enable high-density, coordinated aerial activity within urban airspace. [Xinhua News, in Chinese]
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