ARMIS GO protects the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

Every four years, the Commonwealth Games put values such as humanity, equality and self-determination centre stage. These are values that we also live by every day at Consel. For a major event of this scale, a well-planned vehicle access protection concept is essential for competition venues, fan zones and spectator areas.

Together with our partner Crowdguard, the ARMIS GO mobile vehicle barrier helps protect everyone involved – athletes, officials and spectators – without disrupting event operations. We are proud to contribute to the safety of such a major international sporting event.

ARMIS GO: high-performance protection for major events

The ARMIS GO vehicle barrier is certified to ISO 22343-1 and has been specifically developed for event areas with high pedestrian volumes. Unlike systems designed to allow controlled vehicle access, ARMIS GO remains permanently in position and requires no operation – making it ideal for areas with dense pedestrian flows, such as stadium surroundings and fan zones.

ARMIS GO can be used as a standalone solution or combined with other barrier systems such as ARMIS ONE, making it suitable for complex security concepts at major international sporting events. Find out more in our section on vehicle access protection for events.

Safety through partnership

Major events such as the Commonwealth Games require close coordination between different security partners. Together with Crowdguard, Consel provides vehicle access protection for competition venues and spectator areas, adding effective protection against unauthorised or accidental vehicle access to the Games’ overall security concept.