Drones are evolving from a single-function tool into an "intelligent infrastructure" for urban services. During the National Day return peak, Yanqing District of Beijing deployed drones to conduct real-time monitoring at key locations such as highway intersections and scenic area auxiliary roads, enabling precise guidance to ease traffic congestion. Traffic police in Anhui Province, on the other hand, have adopted a drone matrix to implement a "high-altitude patrol, aerial announcement, and congestion linkage" integrated ground-air duty model, establishing a new paradigm for road law enforcement.

In the field of people's livelihood, the application scenarios of drones continue to expand. The Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University has put Hunan's first medical-configured helicopter into use, while simultaneously launching a dedicated air medical rescue route to build a rapidly responsive "airborne ICU". Meanwhile, Haicang Public Security has developed a three-dimensional prevention and control model featuring "aerial monitoring + ground linkage", making police aviation drones a core force in safeguarding public safety during holidays.

Industry Insight: The Balancing Act Between Compliance and Innovation

Currently, the drone industry presents a triangular structure characterized by "policy as the foundation, technology as the enabler, and scenario-based expansion as the driver". For enterprises, they need to proactively demonstrate their data security and compliance capabilities, just as DJI did by setting up a "Trust Center" on its independent website. For users, completing flight registration through platforms like "Suish 申办" (Shanghai Municipal Government Service Platform) is not only a legal requirement but also a crucial safety guarantee. With the establishment of industry exchange platforms such as the Low-Altitude Economy Expo, innovative exploration under the premise of compliance will become the main theme of the industry.