Heven Drones has revealed the Raider, a hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial system (UAS) designed to offer extended flight endurance and modular adaptability. Set to be showcased at IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi, the Raider is engineered for multi-role operations with a hydrogen-powered endurance of over 10 hours and a payload capacity of up to 50 lbs. Its twin-fuselage design enables quick configuration changes and features like vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and rapid assembly within 15 minutes, enhancing operational flexibility. Benzion Levinson, the Founder & CEO of Heven Drones, highlighted that the Raider's capabilities open new possibilities for various missions, including reconnaissance, tactical operations, and logistics. The drone's sustainability through hydrogen power offers reliability and adaptability in dynamic scenarios. Additionally, the Raider ensures near-silent operation, low thermal and acoustic signatures, making it suitable for sensitive missions and persistent surveillance. The focus on energy independence is emphasized through on-site hydrogen generation, enabling continuous operations in remote areas. With applications ranging from tactical ISR to logistics and force protection, the Raider is designed for efficiency and reliability, requiring minimal maintenance and providing high readiness levels with over 1,000 operational hours between overhauls. The article further provides links for more information on Heven Drones' other hydrogen-powered drone models and related industry updates.