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
The 23rd China-ASEAN Expo will be held in Nanning, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, from September 17 to 21, featuring multiple innovative measures with a focus on trade, enterprises and applications, a Chinese official said on Tuesday.
Speaking at a press conference in Beijing, Lu Xinning, vice governor of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, briefed the media on the key highlights and innovative arrangements of this year's expo.
This year, Timor-Leste will make its debut as a co-organizer, marking the first time all 11 ASEAN countries have gathered together in Nanning following the group's expansion.
A future space pavilion and a sci-tech innovation and entrepreneurship pavilion will be set up for the first time at the expo, with an upgraded AI section showcasing cutting-edge AI technologies and applications from consumer, enterprise, government and international perspectives.
"AI glasses, smart watches, AI home robots, rehabilitation care robots and photovoltaic cleaning robots can all be seen and tried on site. We have set up an 'AI marketplace' for the first time, selecting 60 companies with products suitable for ASEAN enterprises, offering more than 400 products that can all be experienced on site and ordered directly. This year's expo is not only a major platform for economic and trade exchanges, but also an experience venue for cutting-edge technologies," said Lu.
This year's expo will feature an upgraded ASEAN exhibition zone covering around 20,000 square meters, with comprehensive improvements in exhibition product structure, scale of participating countries and industrial cooperation levels, showcasing new achievements of China-ASEAN economic and trade cooperation, according to the expo secretariat.
To address exhibitors' biggest concerns about markets and orders, the expo has set up pavilions for ASEAN demands for the first time, showcasing the technological and application needs of ASEAN countries to help Chinese enterprises achieve precise connections.
The expo will also debut a model in which leading companies bring small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to the event. Industry leaders will exhibit together with their upstream and downstream partners, helping SMEs expand their markets.
For ordinary visitors, this year's expo offers a richer product lineup and opportunities to experience high-tech products up close.
23rd China-ASEAN Expo to take place in September in Nanning with innovative features
