Hogreen Air is exhibiting three stages of drone systems using actual aircraft, clearly illustrating the evolution of its technology:

• Stage 1: Battery-powered drones

• Stage 2: Compressed hydrogen-powered drones

• Stage 3: Liquid hydrogen-powered drones

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The company is also introducing its AI-based facial recognition technology integrated into drone ground control systems, 

along with its high-output, long-endurance hydrogen drones, through real-world application cases such as missing person searches, forest surveillance, defense operations, and disaster response.

During the exhibition, Hogreen Air plans to comprehensively present core technologies essential to the future hydrogen energy ecosystem, including:

• AI-based facial recognition systems

• Hydrogen fuel cell–based EV charging systems (7 kW / 12 kW / 30 kW class)

• Hydrogen power packs (4.8 kW class)

• Hydrogen tanks and fuel cell stack lineups (800 W / 1 kW / 2.4 kW / 4 kW class)

In addition to showcasing its technologies, Hogreen Air is conducting real-time technical consultations throughout the exhibition.

Hong Seong-ho, CEO of Hogreen Air, stated:

“This exhibition is where the technological capabilities and market vision we have been preparing have been realized in tangible form.

Beyond a simple product display, we aim to demonstrate on-site how hydrogen-based unmanned mobility and energy infrastructure can transform cities and industries.”

He added:

“We will also accelerate our efforts to expand overseas exports and collaborative projects with public institutions.”