Heven Drones is set to reveal its latest innovation, the hydrogen-powered Raider UAV, at the upcoming IDEX conference as part of its expansion strategy in the Gulf region. The Raider is specifically crafted to address modern operational challenges with features like extended endurance, versatile payload options, and field-ready modularity. Sporting a twin fuselage design with vertical take-off-and-landing (VTOL) capabilities, the drone is equipped to operate from naval vessels and diverse environments. The hydrogen power source not only enhances energy efficiency but also offers a stealth advantage, featuring a low radar cross-section. Moreover, the system's utilization of hydrogen enables a remarkable operational range of 1,000km and approximately ten hours of flight time. Positioned between small quadcopters and larger drones, the Raider boasts cost-effectiveness, being potentially '100 to 1,000 times cheaper' than conventional MALE UAVs. The company's choice to base its headquarters in Miami, Florida, strategically aligns with its target markets—both in the US and the Middle East—and emphasizes its ambitions for global outreach, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region. Leveraging the unveiling at IDEX, Heven Drones aims to establish a strong presence in key geopolitical areas and cater to the evolving defense and security needs of various markets.