Heven Drones, a company based in Israel with its headquarters in Miami, Florida, has revealed a new unmanned aerial system called the Raider, designed to be hydrogen-powered. The Raider is tailored to offer extended endurance, versatile payload options, and field-ready modularity, addressing critical challenges faced by modern operators. Its twin fuselage design with vertical take-off and landing capabilities allows for naval vessel deployment and deployment in various environments. The decision to make the Raider hydrogen-powered was driven by the limitations of existing electric and combustion power sources. Hydrogen fuel provides stealth-like characteristics, low radar cross-section, and extended flight range of up to 1,000km with 10 hours of operation, making it more energy-efficient. The drone is set to be operational by 2026, positioned as a cost-effective solution between small quadcopters and larger UAVs. With potential markets in the US and the Middle East, the Raider is aimed at addressing conflicts globally, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.