Heven the go-to name in hydrogen-powered drones has announced its acquiring Zepher Flight Labs (ZFL).
The result? A powerhouse team of innovators ready to shape the future of unmanned flight.Heven has already been turning heads with its modular, high-endurance drones that can fly for over 10 hours.
Now, with Zephers expertise in quick-launch, VTOL drones that are built for both military and commercial missions, Heven is aiming even higher.This isnt just a win for us its a win for every customer looking for next-level drone performance, says Bentzion Levinson, Hevens CEO.
With Zepher onboard, we can offer more flexible, durable, and mission-ready drones than ever before.Zephers team will join forces with Hevens Miami-based crew to build drones that are lighter, faster to deploy, and easier to fix in the field.
Together, theyre planning a fleet of ultra-reliable, always-ready drones that can tackle anything from border security to supply drops no runway needed.Advertisement - scroll for more contentZFLs CEO Adam Stolz is equally pumped.
Teaming up with Heven means we can accelerate what weve always aimed to do: push drone technology to the edge of whats possible.This big move follows Hevens February launch of Raider, a beast of a hydrogen-powered drone that carries up to 50 pounds with barely any downtime.
It also comes after their recent partnership with Mach Industries to ramp up drone production in the US, and the rollout of Heven Border Solutions.More:DJI wants you to beta test Osmo Action 5 Pro firmwareFTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links.More.