ADASI demonstrates Garmoosha to Middle Eastern militaries, continues trials for UAE customer

Published on April 4, 2023

ADASI, a subsidiary of the United Arab Emirates defense conglomerate EDGE Group, demonstrates its Garmoosha light uncrewed helicopter to armed forces in the Middle East. The Emirati Navy is among those to whom it was presented.

Garmoosha can be equipped with a range of payloads including L3Harris Wescam's MX-10 and Hensoldt's Argos ISR system, radar, and light detection and ranging (LIDAR), among others. A human operator can fly the uncrewed helicopter remotely or it can follow pre-loaded GPS coordinates. The Garmoosha is being pitched to potential customers for both civil and military uses, but its development focuses on military applications.

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