Dagong Technology Celebrates 5th Anniversary in Zhongguancun Yanqing Park: Tethered UAV Mass Production Powers Low-Altitude Economy New Quality Productive Forces

Beijing, China — In April 2025, Beijing Dagong Technology Co., Ltd. marked a monumental milestone, celebrating the fifth anniversary of its subsidiary, Beijing Dagong Equipment Co., Ltd., firmly established in the Zhongguancun Yanqing Park. Commemorating the "5th Anniversary 2020-2025," the ceremony was attended by the leadership of the Zhongguancun Yanqing Park Management Committee, serving not only as a testament to Dagong Technology's exponential growth but also as a vivid footnote to the capital's booming drone manufacturing sector. Over these five years, Dagong Technology has leveraged the region's unparalleled airspace advantages to evolve from an R&D pioneer into a mass-production powerhouse, firmly establishing itself as the definitive benchmark for tethered UAV systems in the global low-altitude economy.

The strategic genesis of this success dates back to the spring of 2020, when the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) designated Yanqing District as one of its inaugural "Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Test Zones." Acutely capturing this historic opportunity, Dagong Technology, already an industry leader in tethered drone technology, established its manufacturing arm in the park. For drone R&D and manufacturing, optimal airspace conditions are the ultimate lifeline. Yanqing's 1,000-metre routine ceiling and "open-door flight" testing grounds eradicated traditional barriers, enabling Dagong Technology to conduct exhaustive, high-frequency extreme-environment testing. This critical phase facilitated the transition from laboratory research to a stringent, standardised mass-production quality system, empowering the company to meet the explosive market demand for low-altitude technology with unmatched delivery capabilities.

Forged in Yanqing, Dagong Technology’s tethered UAVs are far from mere exhibition prototypes; they are the "aerial backbone" of modern emergency response, combat-proven across countless extreme scenarios. Leveraging the high reliability and mass-delivery capacity honed at the Yanqing production base, Dagong's systems have repeatedly executed pivotal missions. These include constructing air-space-ground integrated communication networks during the Ministry of Emergency Management's "Emergency Mission" national exercises, and deploying internationally to provide presidential security at world-class motorcycle championships in Indonesia. On the frontlines of natural disasters—from the Xigaze earthquake rescue in Tibet and the Huludao flood response, to the "Doksuri" typhoon mega-floods across the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region—Dagong Technology's tethered UAV high-altitude base stations have consistently conquered the "Three Disconnections" dilemma (severed roads, power outages, network blackouts), establishing life-saving communication channels in absolute isolation.

This fifth-anniversary celebration arrives at a historic juncture for the industry. In 2025, 30 provincial-level regions across the nation have officially incorporated the "low-altitude economy" into their government work reports, cementing UAVs as a critical arena for new quality productive forces. Aligning with this momentum, the core area of the Yanqing Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Demonstration Zone has been officially renamed the "Zhongguancun (Yanqing) Low-Altitude Economy Industrial Park." This strategic elevation represents a profound reshaping of development opportunities.

Standing at this five-year vantage point, Dagong Technology remains steadfast in its commitment to deepen its technological iteration. By fully utilising the ecological clustering advantages and airspace dividends of the newly minted industrial park, the company is relentlessly advancing its tethered UAVs' capabilities in long-endurance hovering, heavy-payload operations, and complex environment adaptability. As the trillion-yuan blueprint of the low-altitude economy unfolds, Dagong Technology, representing the capital's premier low-altitude forces, is poised to expand its global footprint, utilising its technological wings to safeguard lives and redefine the future of emergency communication.