MSPO (2-5.09.2025)
33rd International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO
Łukasiewicz - Przemysłowy Instytut Automatyki i Pomiarów PAIP
- Aleje Jerozolimskie 202, 02-486 WARSZAWA, Poland
- 22 874 01 94, 874 01 96
- piap@piap.lukasiewicz.gov.pl
- piap.lukasiewicz.gov.pl
Description
Łukasiewicz – Industrial Institute of Automation and Measurements PIAP
Łukasiewicz – PIAP is a Polish center of robotics and automation, operating since 1965. The Institute specializes in designing and producing mobile robots and specialized devices for law enforcement, rescue services, and defense applications.
Mobile Robots
PIAP PATROL – a medium-sized tracked robot for CBRN detection and improvised explosive device (IED) neutralization. Its compact, modular design allows transport in a passenger vehicle. The manipulator can lift payloads up to 35 kg.
PIAP IBIS – a robot for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) and reconnaissance. Its six-wheeled platform handles rough terrain. The extendable manipulator lifts up to 70 kg and can carry chemical detectors, pyrotechnic launchers, and other mission-specific tools.
PIAP GRYF – a lightweight reconnaissance robot for hard-to-reach areas, with a manipulator lifting up to 15 kg.
PIAP FENIX – a portable reconnaissance robot, ideal for urban and challenging environments. Equipped with a thermal camera and optionally a night-vision camera for day and night operations.
PIAP TRM – a small tactical robot, drop-resistant from heights up to 9 meters, designed for rapid reconnaissance in confined or hard-to-access spaces.
Specialized Devices and Accessories
Mobile X-Ray systems, pyrotechnic launchers, CBRN accessories, and radiation or hazardous substance detectors. Modular design enables customization for specific operational requirements.
International Exercises
PIAP robots participated in OPEX 2025 exercises in Italy, performing autonomous missions, medical evacuation (CASEVAC), supply transport, and reconnaissance in challenging terrain. The exercises demonstrated the quality and versatility of PIAP solutions in realistic operational conditions.
Applications and Collaboration
PIAP systems are used by military, police, fire, border guard, and rescue services in Poland and 27 countries worldwide. The Institute works closely with end-users to provide solutions tailored to operational needs.
Team and Infrastructure
Headquarters in Warsaw, branch in Toruń. PIAP employs nearly 250 experts in robotics, automation, mechanical engineering, and IT.
Łukasiewicz – PIAP is a leader in specialized robotics, offering innovative, reliable solutions for security, civil protection, and defense.
Łukasiewicz – PIAP is a Polish center of robotics and automation, operating since 1965. The Institute specializes in designing and producing mobile robots and specialized devices for law enforcement, rescue services, and defense applications.
Mobile Robots
PIAP PATROL – a medium-sized tracked robot for CBRN detection and improvised explosive device (IED) neutralization. Its compact, modular design allows transport in a passenger vehicle. The manipulator can lift payloads up to 35 kg.
PIAP IBIS – a robot for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) and reconnaissance. Its six-wheeled platform handles rough terrain. The extendable manipulator lifts up to 70 kg and can carry chemical detectors, pyrotechnic launchers, and other mission-specific tools.
PIAP GRYF – a lightweight reconnaissance robot for hard-to-reach areas, with a manipulator lifting up to 15 kg.
PIAP FENIX – a portable reconnaissance robot, ideal for urban and challenging environments. Equipped with a thermal camera and optionally a night-vision camera for day and night operations.
PIAP TRM – a small tactical robot, drop-resistant from heights up to 9 meters, designed for rapid reconnaissance in confined or hard-to-access spaces.
Specialized Devices and Accessories
Mobile X-Ray systems, pyrotechnic launchers, CBRN accessories, and radiation or hazardous substance detectors. Modular design enables customization for specific operational requirements.
International Exercises
PIAP robots participated in OPEX 2025 exercises in Italy, performing autonomous missions, medical evacuation (CASEVAC), supply transport, and reconnaissance in challenging terrain. The exercises demonstrated the quality and versatility of PIAP solutions in realistic operational conditions.
Applications and Collaboration
PIAP systems are used by military, police, fire, border guard, and rescue services in Poland and 27 countries worldwide. The Institute works closely with end-users to provide solutions tailored to operational needs.
Team and Infrastructure
Headquarters in Warsaw, branch in Toruń. PIAP employs nearly 250 experts in robotics, automation, mechanical engineering, and IT.
Łukasiewicz – PIAP is a leader in specialized robotics, offering innovative, reliable solutions for security, civil protection, and defense.
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Products
PIAP IBIS MULE – MULTI-PURPOSE TACTICAL SUPPORT PLATFORM
PIAP IBIS MULE – MULTI-PURPOSE TACTICAL SUPPORT PLATFORM
PIAP IBIS MULE is a multi-purpose, mobile tactical support platform developed by Łukasiewicz – PIAP, based on the PIAP IBIS EOD robot. Designed for autonomous logistics missions, medical evacuation (CASEVAC), and reconnaissance in demanding battlefield conditions. Featuring a six-wheeled chassis with adaptive suspension, it reaches 10 km/h and carries up to 250 kg. The CASEVAC module enables safe casualty transport on TALON II 90C stretchers. MOLLE mounts and foldable side shelves enhance functionality. With interoperability and standardized interfaces, it cooperates with other unmanned systems and C2 infrastructure. Optional day/night cameras, thermal imaging, and GNSS support NATO and EU operations.
PIAP IBIS MULE Technical Data: Mobile tactical support robot based on the PIAP IBIS EOD design. Six-wheeled chassis with independent drive and adaptive suspension ensures high mobility on varied terrain. Maximum speed: 10 km/h. Payload capacity: up to 250 kg (depending on terrain and mission). In transport mode, it can carry ammunition, backpacks, and single-use anti-tank launchers. CASEVAC version features a basket with TALON II 90C stretcher mount, MOLLE attachment system, and foldable side shelves to increase cargo space. Autonomous navigation and C2-standard communication enable cooperation with other unmanned systems (including PIAP HUNTeR), extending operational range. Optional equipment includes PTZ head with day/night and thermal imaging cameras, GNSS for position, heading tracking, and real-time map display. Adapted for operations in NATO and EU environments.
Business sector
Police special equipment
Border Guards special equipment
Transport equipment (wheeled, tracked and amphibian), also for special use
Engineering equipment