MSPO 2023: MIAT unveils Goblin Unmanned Combat and Reconnaissance Vehicle.

In an era where unmanned systems are revolutionizing modern warfare, the Goblin Universal High Mobility Unmanned Vehicle was showcased at the MSPO 2023 exhibition. Developed by the Military Institute of Armament Technology (MIAT, or WITU in Polish), the Goblin is designed to be a versatile asset on the battlefield, capable of fulfilling both reconnaissance and combat roles.
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Goblin Universal High Mobility Unmanned Vehicle at MSPO 2023 (Picture source: Army Recognition )

The Goblin comes equipped with a remotely controlled armament module that allows it to effectively engage infantry and lightly armored targets. This feature enables the vehicle to operate in various tactical scenarios, from urban combat to open-field engagements. The armament module can target enemies at distances of up to 800 meters, providing a significant advantage in terms of range. Moreover, the system is designed to operate both day and night, offering 24/7 operational capability.

What sets the Goblin apart is its dual-operator system. One soldier remotely controls the vehicle to maneuver it into the best firing position, while the second operator controls the armament module and conducts fire. This division of labor allows for more precise control and decision-making, enhancing the vehicle's effectiveness in combat situations.

The platform could serve as a base for future upgrades and additional systems, making it a long-term investment for any military force. Its modular design means that it could be easily adapted to carry different types of weaponry or sensors, depending on the mission requirements.

Its dual-operator system, versatile armament module, and adaptability make it a valuable asset for modern armed forces. As unmanned systems continue to evolve, Poland is also looking to develop its own unmanned vehicles and equip its army as quickly as possible.