Three companies from Guiyang National High-tech Industrial Development Zone (Guiyang HIDZ) in Southwest China's Guizhou province have been selected as members of China's Low-Altitude Industry Alliance, highlighting the zone's growing strength in the emerging low-altitude economy.
The list of alliance members was released on Jan 7 by the Equipment Industry Development Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. A total of 683 enterprises, universities, and research institutes nationwide were included.
The three Guiyang HIDZ-based companies are Guizhou Diyi Unmanned Equipment Technology Co, Guizhou Tuzhi Information Technology Co, and Guizhou General Aviation Co.
Guizhou Diyi Unmanned Equipment Technology Co specializes in the research and development, manufacturing, and application services of unmanned equipment.
The company has developed three major product lines covering aerial, ground, and underwater systems, with 16 categories and more than 100 products. It holds 15 patents and 26 software copyrights, and its solutions are widely used in forest inspection, emergency rescue, and power line inspection.
Guizhou Tuzhi Information Technology Co focuses on spatiotemporal big data, integrating satellite remote sensing, Beidou navigation, and artificial intelligence. It provides full life-cycle data services from collection and processing to management and application. The company has developed multiple proprietary GIS software products, participated in the formulation of three national standards, and owns more than 100 intellectual property rights.
Guizhou General Aviation Co is a key high-tech enterprise in the zone and the only private company in Guizhou province with full aircraft R&D and manufacturing capabilities.
Its independently developed GGAC-100 light sport aircraft has obtained civil aviation certification and been deployed in a variety of application scenarios. The company has built an assembly line with an annual capacity of 30 aircraft and is advancing the development of new models.
As a core hub for Guizhou's low-altitude economy, Guiyang HIZD has been strengthening its industrial ecosystem in areas such as unmanned systems, avionics, and low-altitude services. The inclusion of the three companies in the national alliance reflects both their technological capabilities and the growing momentum of the zone's low-altitude industry cluster.