Heven Drones News Today

Heven Drones, an Israel-based company with a mission to maximize the potential and power of hydrogen powered drones, has revealed its latest

Heven Drones founder and CEO Bentzion Levinson talks to FOX News Digital about his technology and helping the IDF.

Could hydrogen-powered drones provide a solution to cutting emissions caused by the transportation sector? One company attending the Monaco Hydrogen Forum certainly thinks so.  

Drones are creating a new revolution in the tactics of teams responding to emergencies and units responsible for flying them see an increasing demand where there’s trouble.

I sincerely believe that the drone market is a very large blue ocean that today is not yet accessible, and hydrogen fuel cells are the key to unlocking this potential

The most important drone news of the week, June 2 2023: the DRONELIFE Headlines and story excerpts, all in one place to read or listen.

The Walmart partner—and one-half of the largest commercial drone delivery network in the U.S.—is one of the first to explore the technology.

UAVs need to be flying robots and not just flying cameras, Heven Drones CEO tells JNS.

“There is a very big difference between a mistress and a real wife,” quipped retired Brig. Gen. Ariel Karo, Rafael’s executive vice president for marketing and business development, during an interview with Breaking Defense, referring to the relationship with Gulf customers since the signing of the Abraham Accords.

Over 30 blue-and-white defense firms are participating.