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
Foreign investment utilized by national economic and technological development zones (ETDZs) accounted for nearly a quarter of the country's total in 2025, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Commerce in Xiamen City, east China's Fujian Province, on Wednesday.
The report was released at the 26th China International Fair for Investment and Trade underway in Xiamen.
In 2025, the total amount of actual foreign investment utilized by national ETDZs reached 25.6 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 24.5 percent of the nation's total, it said.
As key platforms for China's opening-up, national ETDZs are undergoing a transformation: rather than simply competing on preferential policies, they are now focusing on new quality productive forces, building high-quality industrial ecosystems tailored to local conditions and prioritizing sectors such as advanced manufacturing, biopharmaceuticals and robotics.
At an investment promotion and matching event during the fair, representatives from national ETDZs across the country engaged in face-to-face exchanges with corporate representatives regarding industrial development needs.
"Companies used to focus on land and government policy subsidies. Now, more businesses pay attention to local supporting industrial chains, the open application scenarios in our market and the development of our overall financial ecosystem including funds and financial institutions," said Yang Jie, member of the Party Working Committee and director of the Investment Promotion Bureau of Nantong Economic and Technological Development Zone in Jiangsu Province.
China's ETDZs attract quarter of nation's total foreign investment in 2025: report
