Warmate
Loitering munitionCataloged loitering munition produced under the WB Electronics / WB Group umbrella.
Sources: WB ElectronicsManufacturer catalog
WB Group
WB Group is Poland's largest private defense-technology group, built around WB Electronics and related subsidiaries, with catalog relevance in communications, unmanned systems, loitering munitions, and fire-control products.
1 weaponsWB Group is the public umbrella brand for the Polish defense technology group whose roots trace back to WB Electronics. The catalog page collects cataloged systems under a single manufacturer facet so readers can move from a weapon page to the industrial context behind it.
The profile centers on the group's defense-electronics role: command and communications, tactical UAVs, loitering munitions, fire-control, and weapon-control systems. Conflict use belongs on weapon pages; this page explains the company structure and production context behind the builder name.
Notable Systems
FONET
WB Group's history page describes FONET as an export success that helped establish the company in digital communications.
Sources: HistoryFLYEYE
WB Group highlights FLYEYE among the systems recognized with the DEFENDER award in its official history.
Sources: HistoryTOPAZ
The group's history page identifies TOPAZ as one of the award-winning systems tied to WB Group's command-and-control portfolio.
Sources: HistoryManufacturer History
WB Electronics is established
WB Electronics says it was founded in 1997 by Piotr Wojciechowski, Adam Bartosiewicz, and Krzysztof Wysocki, marking the start of the business that later grew into WB Group.
Sources: WB Electronics
Capital group formation is completed
WB Group's history page says the capital group was completed in 2011 after majority stakes were acquired in Radmor, Arex, and MindMade.
Sources: History
WB Group joins ASD
WB Group announced its membership in ASD, describing itself as a Poland-based, globally expanding company focused on advanced unmanned systems, loitering munitions, and command-and-control solutions.
Sources: ASD membership announcement
WB Group and WB Electronics are used interchangeably in parts of the company's official materials. This profile keeps the catalog facet on WB Group while aliasing the legal and legacy company names instead of splitting them into duplicate builder pages.
Manufacturer Sources
- Official websitePublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports WB Group's public identity as Poland's largest private defense technology group and its broad defense-electronics portfolio. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- About WB GroupPublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports the company's defense-technology focus across C4ISR, observation and reconnaissance, unmanned platforms, loitering munitions, fire-control, and weapon-control systems. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- HistoryPublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports the WB Electronics roots of the group, the 2011 capital-group formation, and the product families highlighted in WB Group's official history. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- Contact detailsPublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports the headquarters address in Ożarów Mazowiecki and the legal-entity naming used in the company's official contact materials. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- WB ElectronicsPublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports the WB Electronics alias, the 1997 founding context, and the company's command, communications, cybersecurity, and systems-integration competencies. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- ASD membership announcementPublisher: WB Group | Note: Supports the 2026 ASD membership milestone and the company's stated focus on advanced unmanned systems, loitering munitions, and command-and-control solutions. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
- Commons WB Group building photoPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance for the WB Group / Ożarów Mazowiecki facility photograph; the file page identifies the image as own work and licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
Produced weapons
Category
Aircraft & UAVs
Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.