On the large screen of the Xiongan Low-Altitude Service Management Platform, an alarm flashed.

"On the eastern section of Minglang North Street, a white car is illegally parked on the non-motor vehicle lane." Operator Lyu Jiashuo clicked to enlarge the image. In the high-definition aerial footage, the license plate of the illegally parked vehicle was clearly visible.

"Push this to the urban management department." Within two seconds of the command, a work order with location and image evidence had entered the violation processing workflow.

This highly efficient "second-level response" is the result of the Low-Altitude Integrated Service Center jointly built by China Xiongan Group and China Mobile. As the core hub for Xiongan's low-altitude economy development, the center has established a "1 Center + 3 Platforms + N Scenarios" low-altitude management system. It shapes capabilities for "unified network management, unified network flights, and multi-function per drone," creating numerous low-altitude scenarios including low-altitude supervision, low-altitude inspection, low-altitude cultural tourism, low-altitude logistics, and low-altitude emergency response.

Currently, the Xiongan New Area Low-Altitude Integrated Service Center has 28 sets of drones conducting regular "on-duty" patrols in key areas such as Rongdong, the Launch Area, and Baiyangdian Lake. From road inspections to municipal pipe networks, from water conservancy monitoring to emergency firefighting, 44 types of AI algorithms and 60 low-altitude application scenarios have been rapidly deployed online.