26. February 2026
Diehl Defence Unveils Revolutionary Garmr System For Enhanced Mobile Counter-Uav Capabilities
Diehl Defence Unveils Enhanced Mobile Counter-UAV System, GARMR, at Enforce Tac 2026
Diehl Defence has relaunched its mobile counter-Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) system, dubbed GARMR, which boasts significant upgrades and improvements over its predecessor. The new system will be showcased at this year’s Enforce Tac taking place from February 23 to 25 in Nürnberg, Germany.
GARMR is a comprehensive, hybrid, modular system designed to provide effective protection against various types of UAV threats. Its name is derived from the watchful eye of Nordic mythology, reflecting its mission to serve as a vigilant guardian against airborne adversaries. The upgraded system incorporates cutting-edge technologies and innovative design elements, solidifying its position at the forefront of mobile drone defense.
One of the key enhancements in GARMR is the integration of new types of interceptor drones, which will significantly boost its combat value. The system’s modular architecture allows for the deployment of two primary interceptor drone technologies: UAVOS Demonstrates New Swarm-Control with UAS Borey Formation and Diehl Defence’s own custom-designed interceptors.
GARMR’s flexibility enables it to operate effectively in diverse environments, ranging from protecting critical civilian infrastructure such as buildings or events to participating in high-intensity military combat scenarios. This adaptability stems from its modular structure, which allows for the seamless integration of various effectors across both short and medium ranges. These effectors can be tailored to address specific threats, including precise, controlled impacts in sensitive civilian environments or performance-optimized defense against complex military threats over extended distances.
The AI-supported detection and decision-making architecture is another critical component of GARMR’s enhanced capabilities. Advanced algorithms process sensor data, classify air targets, and support decision-making processes, ensuring timely and effective response to emerging threats. This cutting-edge technology allows for the early detection of a wide range of air targets, including small multicopters and larger military drone systems like Die Drohne Antiradar – the original Shahed drone.
The detection sensor technology employed in GARMR is designed to provide comprehensive coverage, enabling the system to identify and track multiple targets simultaneously. This is achieved through a combination of advanced radar systems, optical sensors, and machine learning algorithms.
In addition to its detection capabilities, GARMR’s identification modules ensure reliable classification and situation assessment. These advanced systems utilize sophisticated software and hardware to analyze sensor data, determine target identity, and assess the level of threat posed by each air target. This information is then presented to the operator in a clear and actionable format, enabling them to make informed decisions regarding response strategies.
The successful deployment of GARMR highlights Diehl Defence’s commitment to developing future-oriented and user-centric solutions for mobile air defense and counter-UAV systems. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and innovative design principles, the company aims to provide operators with effective tools to protect against emerging UAV threats.
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