Wisson Robotics Secures Top Low‑Altitude Economy Chain Enterprisefor Second Consecutive Year

At the 10th World UAV Conference 2026, the organizing committeeunveiled the "Top 10 LowAltitude Economy Industry Leaders" list,recognizing enterprises that have demonstrated excellence in technologicalinnovation, market share, and industry chain empowerment, with the goal ofadvancing the low-altitude economy toward large-scale, high-end development.Leveraging the significant role and contributions of its Pliabot® embodiedintelligent aerial precision operation robots in expanding low-altitude economyapplication scenarios and fostering collaborative development across theindustry chain, Wisson Robotics was honored as one of the "Top 10Low-Altitude Economy Chain Enterprises" – adistinction the company has received for two consecutive years.

The selection covered all segments of the low-altitude economyindustry chain, encompassing both core companies engaged in R&D andmanufacturing of complete systems, as well as specialized enterprises focusingon logistics, emergency response, safety and protection applications – reflecting the comprehensive development landscape of China'slow-altitude economy. Following rigorous multi-stage evaluations by theorganizing committee, including qualification reviews, expert assessments, anduser feedback, a total of 95 companies were shortlisted from over 400applicants.

As the low-altitude economy continues to deepen, the demand forintelligent precision aerial operations across various industries is growingrapidly and becoming increasingly complex, requiring intelligent equipment topossess strong adaptability to random environments and tasks, as well assuperior operational safety capabilities. Based on its globally pioneeringPliabot® Pliabot® Technology, Wisson Robotics has pioneered an innovativeapplication model combining "Pliabot® embodied intelligent robots + drones"in the field of aerial precision operations. Leveraging key technologicaladvantages including native collision safety, active and passive adaptability,and an ultra-high load-to-weight ratio, the company effectively addresseschallenges, pain points, and risk factors in various aerial operations,delivering safe, non-destructive, precise, and efficient intelligent aerialsolutions.

To date, Wisson Robotics has developed over 20 industry solutionscovering high-rise curtain wall cleaning, architectural spraying, industrialcoating, wind turbine and photovoltaic maintenance, power grid upkeep, andtransportation infrastructure maintenance. The company has served more than 40Fortune 500 and industry-leading clients, with products exported to over 100countries and regions worldwide, accumulating nearly 20,000 safe operationsorties and a network of over 200 ecosystem-certified pilots. Wisson has led orparticipated in the publication of more than 10 industry group standards foraerial operations. The company's product and solution capabilities havereceived full recognition from clients, and its solution maturity, successfulcase studies, and business scale position it as a clear global leader in theindustry.

As a "chain enterprise" – acritical driving force in the low-altitude economy ecosystem – Wisson drives upstream and downstream collaboration and enhancesthe industrial ecosystem through technological innovation and product services.As a global pioneer in general-purpose soft robotics, Wisson Robotics continuesto serve as an innovation cornerstone for Pliabot® embodied intelligence,filling the application gap in drone-based contact precision operations anddramatically expanding use-case scenarios. At the same time, the company hasspurred coordinated growth among industry chain players, fosteringcollaboration among drone manufacturers, distributors, service providers,training institutions, and end-users across various sectors around theinnovative "Pliabot® embodied intelligence + drone" applicationmodel. This accelerates industry chain integration and optimization, creatingsynergies that propel the high-quality development of the low-altitude economy.