Heven Drones, a Miami-based company with its research and development center located in Afula, Israel, unveiled its innovative hydrogen-powered drone, the Raider, at IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi. The Raider, a multirole UAV, boasts a 12-hour flight time and can carry a 23 kg payload, making it ideal for various military applications. The aircraft's design includes hydrogen tanks, fuel cells, and VTOL capabilities, enhancing its endurance, stealthiness, and operational adaptability. With a focus on modularity, Heven Drones also offers a compact version with a 5.5-meter wingspan for operations in confined spaces. The hydrogen-powered propulsion system provides advantages in noise reduction and thermal signature elimination compared to traditional aircraft engines, making the Raider suitable for stealth operations. Additionally, the company's portable refueling station can produce 2 kg of hydrogen per day, ensuring continuous operation in the field. Heven Drones emphasizes the ease of payload delivery and swapping, enabling rapid transportation of supplies like munitions, medical equipment, and food to frontline units. The company's collaboration with the US Department of Defense, particularly the Marine Corps, highlights the strong interest in their technology. The Raider program is in its final development stages, with flight tests planned in 2025 and customer deliveries scheduled to commence in 2026. Heven Drones aims to revolutionize military logistics with its cutting-edge hydrogen-powered UAV technology, positioning itself as a key player in the defense industry.