From July 22 to 25, 2026, the 2026 International Low-Altitude Economy Expo, themed "Riding the Low-Altitude Trend, Opening a New Chapter for the Economy," grandly opened at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). Stardubhe attended with its space-air-ground integrated products and solutions, delivered a keynote speech, and unlocked a new communication-computing paradigm for low-altitude unmanned systems.
Leveraging the technological foundation of the national research team, the company focused on core low-altitude unmanned system scenarios such as UAV inspection, airspace supervision, and low-altitude logistics, exhibiting lightweight airborne satellite internet terminals and spaceborne intelligent computing payloads. These offerings address industry pain points including ground network blind spots in low-altitude operations, high data transmission latency, and costly backhaul. Through the "satellite on-orbit computing + air-ground collaborative communication" model, Stardubhe enables local parsing of flight data and millisecond-level command issuance, reinforcing the safety foundation for low-altitude flight.
During the expo, the team conducted in-depth exchanges with airframe manufacturers, airspace operators, and industrial capital, reaching multiple cooperation intentions on low-altitude infrastructure networking and communication-computing product deployment. Rooted in the Songjiang industrial highland of Shanghai, Stardubhe will continue to bridge commercial aerospace communication-computing capabilities with low-altitude application deployment, empower the scalable and safe development of the low-altitude economy, and jointly build a space-air-ground integrated digital industry ecosystem.