At the 9th World UAV Conference 2025 in Shenzhen, EVE Energy unveiled a suite of groundbreaking battery solutions across two frontier sectors: the low-altitude economy and robotics, demonstrating its leadership in innovation and real-world applications.

Low-Altitude Economy: Diversified Solutions Meeting Aviation Safety Standards

As technology in the low-altitude economy advances rapidly, drones and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft demand increasingly sophisticated battery performance.

EVE Energy has strategically expanded its portfolio to address diverse needs, offering comprehensive battery solutions for:

• ● Agricultural drones

• ● Consumer and industrial UAVs

• ● Passenger-carrying eVTOLs

These solutions integrate high safety, energy density, longevity, fast charging, and high power output—all critical for low-altitude applications.

Dual Technical Pathways:
To meet varied client requirements, EVE Energy provides two advanced battery platforms:

• ● Cylindrical Cells: Featuring tabless design for scalable mass production, with system-level thermal runaway prevention to overcome safety barriers in high-energy-density batteries.

• ● Silicon-Based Pouch Cells: Accelerating the transition from liquid to solid-state technology, reinforcing safety foundations for the low-altitude economy.

To date, EVE Energy has mass-delivered cells to global industry leaders, secured pack project contracts, and earned AS9100D Aerospace Certification—ensuring full compliance with aviation safety standards from cell design to system integration.

Robotics: Tailored Solutions for Industry Pain Points

The robotics industry is poised for exponential growth, with the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) projecting a $500 billion global market by 2025 (17% CAGR).

At the expo, EVE Energy highlighted modular battery systems for:

• ● Humanoid robots

• ● Wheeled robots

• ● Robotic dogs

These solutions combine high energy density, rapid discharge, extended cycle life, and smart BMS, empowering robots to transition from labs to industrial and household applications.

Compact Energy for a Trillion-Dollar Future

China’s Civil Aviation Administration forecasts the low-altitude economy to reach $1.5 trillion by 2025 ($3.5 trillion by 2035), while service robots are expected to grow at 25% annually. This surge underscores the urgency for advanced energy technologies.

Recognized as “China’s Top 10 New Energy/Materials Enterprise for the Low-Altitude Economy,” EVE Energy leverages its full-stack R&D capabilities (materials → cells → systems) to pioneer safer, more efficient solutions.

Looking Ahead

Top ten new materials/new energy enterprises in China's Low-altitude economy

With unwavering commitment to aviation safety and technological innovation, EVE Energy will continue to propel the low-altitude economy and robotics industries toward a more efficient, secure, and sustainable future.