Hogreen Air, a South Korean company, introduced a cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell drone at the H2 Mobility Energy Environment Technology (MEET) conference in Seoul. The drone boasts a remarkable flying duration of up to 14 hours, far exceeding traditional lithium-battery drones. This extended range is achieved through the use of hydrogen fuel technology, ensuring greater efficiency and sustainability in flight. With a payload capacity of 10 kg, the drone is capable of handling various mission-critical tasks, especially in defense and industrial settings, and can be remotely operated over long distances. The integration of hydrogen fuel cells in the drone allows for remote missions across continents, like those conducted in Germany and the United States while controlled from South Korea. This technology not only offers extended flying durations but also ensures cleaner energy production, reduced resource consumption, and quieter operation. These features make the drone ideal for missions requiring sensitivity, such as search-and-rescue operations and environmental monitoring. Hogreen Air is at the forefront of drone technology innovation, focusing on equipping its drones with leading communication technologies and AI-based capabilities. The company's commitment to green energy is evident in its 'Hydrogen Power Pack,' a system combining hydrogen fuel cells and storage tanks for clean power generation. Through partnerships with companies like Intelligent Energy, Hogreen Air is paving the way for the future of hydrogen-powered drones, with production set to begin as early as 2024. This dedication to green energy and technological advancement has earned Hogreen Air multiple patents and recognition as a leader in the industry.