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Amap launches low-altitude navigation with 3D digital mapping in Shenzhen
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On July 30, Shenzhen’s Longgang District and Alibaba’s Amap (Gaode) unveiled the “Air Amap” temporal-spatial base, marking a major leap in low-altitude economy infrastructure.
By integrating real-time 3D low-altitude data with ground-level mapping, the platform uses advanced AI-driven deep learning and 3D spatial modeling to provide automated, daily updates.
The solution combines airspace management, low-altitude safety and service modules to offer navigation, collision warnings and air route planning for a wide range of aerial vehicles.
It supports the entire flight lifecycle — before, during and after — catering to public, corporate and government users.
The integrated platform is designed to enable high-density, coordinated aerial activity within urban airspace.
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