Wojskowy Instytut Techniki Inżynieryjnej im. profesora Józefa Kosackiego
- ul Obornicka 136, 50-961 Wrocław, Poland
- 071 3474440
- witi@witi.wroc.pl
- www.witi.wroc.pl
Description
The Military Institute of Engineering Technology (WITI) conducts research and development, technology forecasting, expert assessments, technology implementation, and operational testing in Military Engineering. WITI is an active partner in European and Allied defense research cooperation, and NATO DIANA affiliated test Centre. The Institute participates in projects of the European Defence Agency (EDA), devoted to multispectral camouflage textile systems, anti-mine programs and development of AI based military engineering capabilities. WITI activities encompass the following areas:
1. Water extraction, treatment, and quality assessment
• water extraction under field conditions;
• water treatment under field conditions;
• water quality assessment;
• neutralisation and disposal of hazardous substances.
2. Mine warfare and combat engineering
• electronic control systems for engineer munitions;
• equipment and systems for emplacing minefields and mine obstacles;
• electronic equipment for the detection and reconnaissance;
• electronic equipment for mine clearance and breaching;
• field power engineering: power sources, power transmission, and lighting.
3. Engineering machinery, bridges, crossings, and fortifications
• engineering machinery and equipment for road construction, fortification works, and airfield maintenance;
• road and bridge maintenance equipment;
• amphibious crossing and bridging equipment;
• field fortifications.
4. Camouflage and engineer reconnaissance
• decoys and deception equipment and materials;
• camouflage covers and camouflage kits for military equipment;
• equipment for observation and engineer reconnaissance.
5. Explosive ordnance and engineer munitions
• engineer munitions and components;
• explosives;
• diagnostics and disposal of engineer munitions, components, and explosives.
6. Emerging technologies
• alternative power supply systems;
• active and adaptive camouflage;
• wearable power and energy-supply systems for soldiers on the battlefield.
1. Water extraction, treatment, and quality assessment
• water extraction under field conditions;
• water treatment under field conditions;
• water quality assessment;
• neutralisation and disposal of hazardous substances.
2. Mine warfare and combat engineering
• electronic control systems for engineer munitions;
• equipment and systems for emplacing minefields and mine obstacles;
• electronic equipment for the detection and reconnaissance;
• electronic equipment for mine clearance and breaching;
• field power engineering: power sources, power transmission, and lighting.
3. Engineering machinery, bridges, crossings, and fortifications
• engineering machinery and equipment for road construction, fortification works, and airfield maintenance;
• road and bridge maintenance equipment;
• amphibious crossing and bridging equipment;
• field fortifications.
4. Camouflage and engineer reconnaissance
• decoys and deception equipment and materials;
• camouflage covers and camouflage kits for military equipment;
• equipment for observation and engineer reconnaissance.
5. Explosive ordnance and engineer munitions
• engineer munitions and components;
• explosives;
• diagnostics and disposal of engineer munitions, components, and explosives.
6. Emerging technologies
• alternative power supply systems;
• active and adaptive camouflage;
• wearable power and energy-supply systems for soldiers on the battlefield.
Business sector
Subassemblies, equipment and systems of people and property protection
Classical armament, missiles and explosives
Defence infrastructure equipment
Engineering equipment
Uniform articles