Wang wei charts new‑career growth amid booming low‑altitude economy in Linyi

2026-09-04

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Wang Wei, a returned master's graduate with rich real‑estate management experience, has embarked on a second entrepreneurial journey in Linyi's fast‑growing low‑altitude economy sector. His team, Shandong Lanbo Wan Information Technology Co., Ltd., focuses on low‑altitude safety operation services, UAV detection and counter‑measure equipment research and development.

Inspired by tech‑driven national development strategies, Wang Wei shifted from the mature real‑estate industry to the emerging low‑altitude track. His firm has rolled out eight major research achievements including the low‑altitude safety service platform V1.0 and an intelligent construction‑site UAV inspection system, and obtained multiple computer‑software copyright certificates. In July 2026, its solutions were selected as one of Shandong's 30 typical application scenarios for low‑altitude equipment industrial chains.

One landmark pilot project led by the company is the UAV food‑delivery route for Linyi stir‑fried chicken. Operating along the Beijing‑Shanghai Expressway Linyi service area, the 9.8‑kilometer air route delivers hot local stir‑fried chicken to highway travellers within roughly 15 minutes. The innovative case has become a provincial model for civil‑oriented low‑altitude applications and has drawn attention from neighboring cities for reference and replication.

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Beyond logistics delivery, the team carries out R&D on UAV high‑altitude building‑facade cleaning technology. Compared with traditional rope‑hanging “spider‑man” manual cleaning, the UAV solution raises average operational efficiency by five times and cuts costs by 35 percent. The technology was presented at the Shandong Low‑altitude Equipment Industry Chain Promotion Conference in July 2026, attracting intent‑based cooperation from enterprises in Binzhou and Liaocheng.

Linyi boasts the province's largest available low‑altitude airspace of 10,600 square kilometers. Wang Wei's enterprise has attracted young professionals from across China. The team has been awarded qualification certificates for high‑altitude glass‑curtain‑wall cleaning and built cooperative ties with nearly 20 institutions including the Chinese Academy of Sciences and China Tower. Wang Wei said his team is committed to laying solid groundwork for Linyi's low‑altitude industrial expansion.

Editor:韩蒙蒙

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