The 8th Drone World Congress 2024 is set to take flight from May 24 to 26 in the bustling metropolis of Shenzhen, southern China. With the theme “Low-altitude Economy, The Future,” the event promises to be a convergence point for innovation and collaboration in the drone and artificial intelligence industries.
Nearly 500 enterprises from across the globe will showcase their latest technologies and solutions, reflecting the rapid growth and global interest in low-altitude economic development. According to the organizers, more than 10,000 industry experts, scholars, and entrepreneurs from over 110 countries and regions are expected to descend upon Shenzhen for this landmark event.
The congress will feature a series of activities, including parallel forums and exchange meetings, focusing on key topics such as low-altitude economy and AI robotics. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in discussions, share insights, and forge partnerships that could shape the future of these burgeoning sectors.
The low-altitude economy represents a new frontier in economic development, relying on low-altitude airspace with the general aviation sector playing a pivotal role. It encompasses a wide array of industries, including low-altitude flight services, air tourism, passenger transportation, general aviation services, scientific research, and education.
Shenzhen, known for its dynamic innovation ecosystem, provides an ideal backdrop for the congress. The city’s commitment to technological advancement and its strategic position in the industry make it a hub for fostering growth in the low-altitude and AI sectors.
The congress is co-hosted by prominent institutions such as the China Electronic Information Industry Federation and the China Civil Airports Association, highlighting the significant support and collaboration within the industry and governmental bodies.
As the world continues to navigate the possibilities of drone technology and artificial intelligence, the Drone World Congress 2024 aims to propel these conversations forward, contributing to the advancement of the low-altitude economy on a global scale.
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