Address data
ul. Grójecka 208
02-390 Warszawa
Voivodeship Mazowieckie
phone: +48 531 521 680
e-mail: biuro@rblpolska.pl
Contact person
The company's activities
Sector of activity
: land segment, air segment, electronics
Sector EDF
: Air and missile defence, Force protection and mobility, Innovative defence technologies, Sensors
Types of products/services offered
: ballistic protection, ballistic vests, counter-drone systems, drone detection, identification, tracking and neutralization, protection of critical infrastructure and military facilities, protective shelters, reconnaissance drones, sensors
Exemplary products/services
: Falcon automatic counter-drone system; detection, tracking and neutralization systems for unmanned aerial vehicles; reconnaissance drones; sensors and surveillance systems; Pelter modular protective shelters; ballistic vests.
Company description
RBL Defence Polska sp. z o.o. is a Polish defense-sector company specializing in counter-drone systems, reconnaissance solutions, and the protection of personnel and infrastructure. The company’s key solution is Falcon, an automated C-UAS system designed to detect, track and neutralize unmanned aerial vehicles, including commercial drones, FPV drones and Shahed-type platforms. The system can integrate with existing command-and-control systems and be used to protect military bases, critical infrastructure and strategic facilities.
RBL Defence Polska’s portfolio also includes drones for reconnaissance and surveillance missions, ballistic vests, and Pelter modular protective shelters designed, among other purposes, to protect civilians and personnel and to support the organization of crisis management centers and field storage facilities.
The company cooperates with technology partners and develops solutions for the armed forces, security services, public administration and critical infrastructure operators. Its team combines military, command, staff and international experience, including expertise developed at NATO School, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies.
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