- CEO
- Bin Ren
- Full Time Employees
- 851
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Aerospace & defense
- Address
- Jingrong Innovation Hub Chengdu SI China 610041
- IPO Date
- Feb 10, 2021
- Business
- Chengdu JOUAV Automation Tech Co., Ltd. (688070.SS) develops, produces, and sells industrial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems, with a focus on vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) fixed-wing drones; core products include the CW series such as CW-007, CW-10, CW-15, CW-20, CW-25, CW-30, and CW-100 models with takeoff weights from 6.8 to 105 kg and flight times up to 8 hours, alongside multi-rotor and large fixed-wing drone systems, unattended systems, flight control and ground command systems, vertical and horizontal cloud platforms, ecological cooperation platforms, star maps, payloads like JoLiDAR-120G LiDAR systems, CA-103 aerial cameras, oblique cameras, gimbal systems, and SAR radar, as well as drone application solutions, flight data services, low-altitude digital operations, and license training services. The company serves industries including surveying and mapping, geographic information, power line inspection, security monitoring, emergency response, mining, oil and gas, smart cities, traffic, water resources, environment, construction, and agriculture through applications like orthophoto collection, LiDAR mapping, real-time surveillance, asset inspections, crop monitoring, and precision spraying. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, JOUAV operates primarily in China with products used in over 40 countries and targets customers such as the National Basic Geographic Information Center, State Grid, China Southern Power Grid, CHCNAV, and various surveying institutes. Recent developments include showcasing low-altitude economy breakthroughs and strategic progress at its 2025 Partner Conference in November, ranking 4th in the 2025 Global Public Drone Company Market Cap report by Drone Industry Insights in December, launching a joint UAV lab with CUIT for advanced weather applications, narrowing its H1 2025 net loss by 50% amid AI-driven navigation and modular platform advancements, and forming partnerships for hydrogen-powered VTOL drones and agricultural deployments.