This year’s International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce once again became a meeting place for representatives of the defence sector, uniformed services, administration, industry and technology companies from Poland and over 60 other countries. TELDAT was among the exhibitors, which presented solutions supporting command, communications, and operational management in military and crisis-response environments.
From the first day of the fair, the TELDAT booth pavilon attracted considerable interest. It was visited by representatives of national uniformed services, allied armies, as well as Polish and foreign companies in the defense and new technologies sectors.
During the fair, we had the opportunity to have a number of meetings with guests from other countries, including: Canada and the United States. It was an opportunity not only to present our products, but also to discuss the needs of modern armed forces and opportunities for cooperation.
A special event of the first day was the visit of the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz to the booth where we presented the Mobile Educational and Operational Crisis Management Centre “MOC”. This solution was created in cooperation between TELDAT, the Young Mechanic Academy Foundation and the Territorial Defense Forces.
One of the important elements of our exhibition was a universal ICT platform intended primarily for use in command vehicles. Its modular design, however, allows for adaptation to various vehicles and user requirements. An example of this solution’s implementation is the WARAN chassis, which serves as the basis for the production of 140 vehicles for the Polish Armed Forces—a project we are co-executing.
We also presented the latest versions of combat management systems: HMS C3IS JASMINE implemented in the Polish Armed Forces, supporting command at the operational and tactical levels, which is used in command posts of corps, divisions, brigades, regiments and battalions, and BMS C3IS JASMINE intended for use at the battalion, company, platoon and squad levels, providing the tools necessary for efficient command and information exchange at lower organizational levels.
Our exhibition also included selected devices included in the ICT Nodes in two variants – shelter and portable o be used i.a. for setting up command posts or for rapid deployment and use in the immediate area of operations.
During MSPO 2026, TELDAT also presented that ICT solutions can effectively support operations not only in the military environment, but also during crisis situations.
In this context, a key element of the display was the CMS JASMINE—Multi-level Automated Crisis Management System. A solution designed to support actions taken during various types of crisis situations, including floods, searching for missing persons, and other operations requiring the cooperation of multiple services.
The exhibition was complemented by an autonomous, portable Crisis Management Centre, whose tasks include integrating the means of communication used by various services. This enables personnel involved in operations to communicate and exchange information within a unified environment, rather than relying on independent, disconnected channels.
This year’s International Defense Industry Exhibition was not only an opportunity for TELDAT to present its technologies, but also a platform for establishing and developing business and industrial relations. A highlight of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with GMV Innovating Solutions, an international technology group specializing in engineering, software, and systems integration for sectors including space, defense, cybersecurity, and intelligent transport. The signing of the agreement, which was also attended by representatives of the Polish and Spanish Ministries of National Defence, opens up new opportunities for cooperation and development, particularly in the defence sector.
MSPO 2026 will therefore go down in history as a time of intense meetings, conversations and exchange of experiences. For TELDAT, it was also another important step in building cooperation with partners from Poland and abroad. We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand and devoted their time to us.
