Recently, the First China Low-Altitude Economy Industry Summit as well as Low-Altitude Industry Awarding Ceremony was held grandly in Shenzhen. This event, hosted by the Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy Industry Association, brought together industry regulatory authorities, leading enterprises, and research institutions. CASCO, as an award-winning enterprise, was invited to attend.

The forum awarded the first batch of professional awards in the field of low-altitude economy in China. CASCO Industrial Innovation Incubator was honored with the "Low-Altitude Innovation Breakthrough Award" at the award ceremony, receiving industry recognition together with Tencent, Fengfei, EHang, and 17 other enterprises and research institutions. Established in Shenzhen, CASCO Industrial Innovation Incubator, under the guidance of the "Three Industries and One Ecosystem" strategy for developing the low-altitude economy by CRSC, is dedicated to overcoming challenges in low-altitude airspace management. With its technology incubation achievements, it has made positive contributions to the development of ID-Space system and played a leading role in demonstrating innovative technologies in the low-altitude economy.

Subsequently, Zhang Lipeng, General Manager of CASCO Industrial Innovation Incubator, delivered a keynote speech, introducing CRSC’s ID-Space system in detail. Leveraging key technologies in digital airspace, planned flow control, and safe flight, the system has built an efficiently connected control system covering all aspects, providing support for low-altitude flights. It can be widely applied in logistics, inspection, cultural tourism, and other scenarios. It has been piloted in Nanjing and Nan'an, fully demonstrating its reliability and advancement.

This award not only showcases CASCO's technological innovation in the field of low-altitude economy but also means recognition and affirmation from the industry. In the future, CASCO will continue to enhance research and development, improve the ID-Space system from multiple dimensions such as safety, interconnectivity, and automatic operation, thus providing technical support for low-altitude flights and contributing to the vigorous development of the low-altitude economy.