Thousands of synchronized drones illuminated skies across Asia this week, showcasing a decade of technological mastery by engineer Qin Haiqun and his team. Their precision aerial displays—now recognized with three Guinness World Records—highlight China's growing dominance in the low-altitude economy sector.
Since 2015, Qin's team has pioneered drone swarm algorithms capable of creating complex mid-air formations. This year's performances feature enhanced AI coordination and energy-efficient designs, attracting interest from logistics firms and event planners worldwide. Analysts predict the technology could revolutionize industries from emergency response to agricultural monitoring.
While the dazzling light shows captivate audiences, the underlying innovations demonstrate the Chinese mainland's commitment to cutting-edge research. Recent government policies have allocated $2.3 billion for low-altitude economy development through 2026, positioning drone technology as a key growth driver in Asia's tech landscape.
