Heven Drones announced the launch of a new hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial system named the Raider in anticipation of the IDEX 2025 conference. The Raider is designed to address critical challenges faced by modern operators by offering extended endurance, versatile payload options, and field-ready modularity. It features a twin fuselage design with vertical-take-off-and-landing capabilities, making it suitable for various deployment environments, including naval vessels. The hydrogen-powered propulsion system was chosen over traditional electric and combustion engines for its energy efficiency and stealth characteristics. The drone can carry payloads conforming to US Department of Defense guidelines and has the potential to target markets like the US and the Middle East. With a 10-hour operational capability and a flight range of up to 1,000km, the Raider bridges the gap between small UAVs and larger military drones. The company plans to make the system operational by 2026, offering a cost-effective solution compared to existing MALE UAVs. Heven Drones' strategic move to unveil the hydrogen-powered UAV at IDEX indicates its focus on the global market, particularly the Indo-Pacific region. The innovative design and energy-efficient features of the Raider position it as a significant player in the evolving UAV industry.