WB Group MV.1

History

The WB Group MV.1 is a Polish unmanned ground robotic complex configured to carry and launch Warmate TL unmanned systems. WB Group presented the vehicle at the MSPO exhibition in Poland in 2026.

The configuration shown at MSPO used a protected module containing transport-launch containers for Warmate TL vehicles. The launcher rises from the vehicle body and is intended to permit remote and fully automatic launches.

The MV.1 was presented as a mobile ground platform designed to reduce its electromagnetic signature. Its publicly shown configuration also included a reinforced front bumper, a winch, and towing points.

Development and presentation

WB Group publicly presented the MV.1 ground robotic complex in Poland in 2026. The displayed vehicle carried an enclosed launcher module for tube-launched Warmate systems. Photographs dated 9 September 2026 showed the MV.1 with the launcher installed.

The external form of the vehicle was described as visually resembling the second-generation Volkswagen Amarok. The available source does not provide dimensions, weight, mobility figures, powerplant details, or production information for the MV.1.

Design

The MV.1 is an unmanned ground vehicle with a protected launcher module installed in the rear section of the platform. The module contains transport-launch containers and can be raised from the vehicle body before launching its payload.

The system is designed for remote operation of the launch process, including fully automatic launch of the carried Warmate TL vehicles. The MV.1 structure was also developed with reduced electromagnetic signature as a design objective.

Externally visible recovery equipment includes a reinforced front bumper, a winch, and towing loops. The source does not identify the vehicle's propulsion system, suspension arrangement, maximum speed, range, payload mass, or protection level.

Warmate TL integration

Warmate TL, meaning Tube Launch, is a version of WB Group's Warmate unmanned system designed for deployment from sealed transport-launch tubes. Its folding wing and tail surfaces allow the aircraft to be stored compactly inside the container before launch.

Two Warmate TL configurations are described. Warmate TL-R is a reconnaissance version equipped with a rotating electro-optical station with daylight and infrared channels for observation and fire correction. Warmate TL-C is a strike version intended for one-way attack missions.

The Warmate TL-C can carry interchangeable warheads weighing up to 2 kg, including shaped-charge, fragmentation-high-explosive, and thermobaric types. Depending on the version and mission, the Warmate TL system has a stated operating radius of about 30 km and an endurance of 30 to 70 minutes. These figures describe the Warmate TL payload rather than the mobility or operating range of the MV.1 ground vehicle.

Program status

The MV.1 had reached the public demonstration stage by 2026 and was presented at MSPO in Poland. The available source does not establish whether the system had entered serial production, completed military trials, received procurement contracts, or entered operational service.

Specifications (MV.1 with Warmate TL launcher)

General characteristics

• Type: unmanned ground robotic complex
• Manufacturer: WB Group
• Launcher configuration: protected elevating module with transport-launch containers
• Payload: Warmate TL unmanned systems
• Launch control: remote and fully automatic launch capability
• Signature reduction: design measures intended to reduce electromagnetic signature
• Recovery equipment: front winch and towing points

Integrated Warmate TL system

• Reconnaissance payload: Warmate TL-R with rotating daylight and infrared electro-optical station
• Strike payload: Warmate TL-C
• Warmate TL-C warhead mass: up to 2 kg
• Warmate TL operating radius: about 30 km, depending on version and mission
• Warmate TL endurance: 30 to 70 minutes, depending on version and mission