The Greater Bay Area's low-altitude sector has reached a new milestone, with the official launch of a leading drone manufacturer's GBA manufacturing headquarters. The facility boasts an annual output of 50,000 standardized performance drones.

As China's first full-chain industrial UAV company, the firm designs and produces 95% of its core components in-house. It holds over 500 proprietary patents, operates a national-level key UAV laboratory and an academician workstation, and has developed proprietary formation control algorithms for fleets of up to 10,000 units. It operates the country's first flexible production line for industrial drones, providing ODM services to more than 1,000 global drone enterprises.

The GBA headquarters integrates both manufacturing and operations. On the production front, it handles everything from shell fabrication and motor assembly to flight control system integration and final debugging. On the operational side, it oversees core businesses including regular drone light show tourism, integrated low-altitude patrols for urban management, emergency response, and water conservancy. The company has established routine coordination mechanisms with multiple government agencies, tailoring solutions for regional patrols, scheduled performance shows, and low-altitude tourism along the Pearl River.