Heven Drones has revealed the Raider, a hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial system, designed to address evolving challenges faced by modern operators. The decision to develop the Raider stemmed from the shifting landscape of drone usage in conflicts, moving towards more sophisticated functionalities beyond mere surveillance. The drone features twin fuselage design and vertical-take-off-and-landing capabilities, enabling deployment in diverse environments from naval vessels. Notably, the use of hydrogen as a power source offers improved stealth characteristics and energy efficiency compared to traditional electric or combustion engines. The hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology allows the Raider to fly up to 1,000km and operate for extended periods, with a planned operational timeline set for 2026. Heven Drones strategically positions the Raider between smaller quadcopters and full-size drones, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and market competitiveness. The unveiling at IDEX signifies the company's expansion efforts, targeting potential markets in the US and the Middle East, with a focus on the Indo-Pacific region for future relevance in conflicts happening in maritime areas.