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China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

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China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

2026-07-17 17:01 Last Updated At:18:27

China's first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix was unveiled at the 2026 Aerospace Information Conference in Wuxi City, east China's Jiangsu Province, on Thursday.

The product matrix, developed by Geovis -- a listed Chinese technology innovation company focused on geospatial big data processing and application, covers three major areas: smart Earth, low-altitude economy and commercial aerospace, and can be applied in various scenarios, according to a report on the disclosure of the product matrix.

Specifically, the smart Earth product line provides a spatiotemporal intelligence platform supporting applications in commercial aerospace, the low-altitude economy, territorial planning, underground and deep-sea exploration, and precision meteorological services.

The low-altitude industrial chain products focus on low-altitude safety and economy, covering logistics, government inspection, emergency rescue and urban airspace management, according to the report.

The commercial aerospace product line supports the manufacturing and safe operation of satellite constellations, offering comprehensive technical support for large-scale, intelligent development of the aerospace industry.

China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

China unveils first integrated space-air-ground smart product matrix

The ultimate goal of UN Security Council reform is to change the situation where developed countries are over-represented, a Chinese envoy said Thursday.

Security Council reform must focus on enhancing the representation and voice of developing countries and small and medium-sized countries with independent foreign policies, Fu Cong, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, said at a UN General Assembly meeting on Security Council reform.

"The Security Council, as the core of the collective security mechanism, must reflect the realities of international politics and give more developing countries and small and medium-sized countries with independent foreign policies the opportunity to take part in Security Council decision-making. In particular, we must redress the historical injustice suffered by Africa and make priority and special arrangements for Africa's demands. The ultimate goal is to change the situation where the composition of the Security Council is imbalanced between the North and the South, where a single bloc has long dominated, and where developed countries are over-represented," Fu noted.

Security Council reform is a systemic project. Before the parties reach a clear consensus, any attempt to hastily adopt a "consolidated model", push for the launch of text-based negotiations, or even impose artificial timelines and take a "step-by-step" or "piecemeal" approach will only aggravate differences and disputes among the parties, which is not conducive to the long-term development of the United Nations and the common interests of member states, he said.

He also emphasized that the intergovernmental negotiations (IGN) is the only legitimate platform for member states to discuss Security Council reform, and its role is irreplaceable. China supports all parties in continuing dialogue and consultation on this platform to build consensus, and firmly opposes any attempt to launch an alternative platform, he said.

Within the IGN framework, China stands ready to continue to work with all parties, respect one another, and engage in candid exchanges and consultations on an equal footing, to ensure that Security Council reform moves in a direction conducive to the common interests of member states and the sound development of the United Nations' cause, and to make positive contributions to building a more just and equitable global governance system, said Fu.

UN Security Council reform should address over-representation of developed countries: Chinese envoy

UN Security Council reform should address over-representation of developed countries: Chinese envoy

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