Officially recognized! Weihang Technology has been included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s “Report on Typical Application Scenarios and Case Studies of Low-Altitude Equipment.”

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2025-12-04

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Recently, according to… Equipment Industry Development Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology According to the official website, the “2025 Low-Altitude Equipment Industry Innovation and Development Conference” released five research reports in light of the latest developments in the low-altitude industry, and Weihang Technology was successfully selected thanks to its innovative applications and practical achievements in the field of low-altitude equipment. Research Report: “Typical Application Scenarios and Case Studies of Low-Altitude Equipment” , becoming one of the key demonstration enterprises driving the implementation of new low-altitude technologies, products, and applications.


This report was compiled by the Scenario Research Working Group, focusing on innovative applications of emerging low‑altitude platforms such as drones and eVTOLs, as well as intelligent connected technologies. Drawing on national policy guidance and industry practice, it systematically categorizes the primary application scenarios for low‑altitude systems into four major types—mature scenarios, public‑use scenarios, high‑value scenarios, and future‑oriented scenarios—while providing an in-depth analysis of the characteristics of each category, their key sub‑applications, and their prospective development trajectories. By aligning real‑world corporate case studies with innovative equipment deployment models, the report seeks to offer critical support for building a robust low‑altitude industrial ecosystem, driving technological and product iteration, and scaling demonstration projects across diverse use cases, thereby advancing the high‑quality development of the low‑altitude economy.


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This selection represents the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s Equipment Industry Development Center’s full recognition of the company’s technological prowess, its innovative use cases, and the tangible results achieved. Moving forward, Weihang Technology will continue to leverage national policies and industry guidelines for the development of the low‑altitude economy, deepen its technological R&D efforts, expand the scope of applications, and work collaboratively with partners across the value chain to co‑build an open, secure, and efficient low‑altitude ecosystem, thereby contributing innovative solutions to the large‑scale commercial deployment of low‑altitude aviation technologies.



Weihang Technology


Weihang Technology is a technology company founded by Tsinghua University alumni, mastering internationally leading eVTOL electric ducted‑fan jet propulsion technology. Guided by the mission of leveraging technological innovation to make living safer and travel more efficient, the company is dedicated to providing cutting‑edge propulsion solutions for urban air‑mobility flying vehicles. In the near term, the company will prioritize addressing critical pain points in the emergency‑management sector, applying next‑generation aviation‑grade jet propulsion technology first to high‑rise fire‑rescue scenarios. It has pioneered a groundbreaking cross‑disciplinary innovation that bridges two strategic emerging industries—safety‑critical emergency response and the low‑altitude economy—offering a solution that can fundamentally address the global challenge of inadequate primary firefighting equipment in urban high‑rise buildings. Moving forward, Weihang will continue to develop and deploy electric ducted‑fan jet propulsion systems and their associated flight platforms across domains including low‑altitude firefighting, emergency rescue, flying cars, and three‑dimensional transportation, striving to become a leader in the next generation of electric aviation propulsion systems.


Real-life photos of the ducted-fan, high-altitude tethered firefighting drone.