WB与康斯伯格将联合开发自主海上系统
波兰WB集团旗下WB Electronics与挪威Kongsberg签署合作协议，共同开发无人海上系统，旨在联合打造自主平台。该合作涉及电子系统集成，可能影响相关元器件供应链。
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本文报道了波兰WB集团旗下WB Electronics与挪威Kongsberg于2026年9月9日签署合作协议，共同开发无人海上系统。合作旨在打造配备侦察、通信、指挥控制和武器系统的自主平台，面向军事客户。文章涉及双方在电子系统集成、传感器、C2技术等领域的合作，可能影响相关电子元器件供应链。关键人物包括WB集团CEO Piotr Wojciechowski和Kongsberg新业务发展副总裁Ronny Langset Opsjøen。
- WB Electronics（波兰WB集团子公司）与挪威Kongsberg签署合作协议，开发无人海上系统。
- 合作目标是联合打造配备侦察系统、通信、指挥控制和武器系统的自主平台。
- 项目将聚焦开发配备多传感器侦察系统的自主海上舰艇，集成光电和电子情报能力。
- WB集团CEO Piotr Wojciechowski表示，合作结合波兰和挪威的专业知识、技术和制造能力，旨在创造可在波罗的海及其他海域运行的解决方案。
- Kongsberg新业务发展副总裁Ronny Langset Opsjøen称，协议是波兰与挪威持久作战合作的自然一步，结合双方在海上系统、无人技术和C2解决方案方面的专业知识。
- 新解决方案设计用于波罗的海严苛条件，但使用不限于该地区，预计可部署于其他海域。
供应链影响
- 合作开发自主海上系统可能增加对多传感器、光电和电子情报相关电子元器件的需求，具体取决于系统设计。
- 共同架构的开发可能涉及传感器、指挥系统和打击能力的集成，可能影响相关C2和通信元器件的供应链。
- 项目面向军事客户，可能受国防采购法规影响，供应链可能取决于两国政府批准和出口管制。
- 系统设计用于波罗的海及其他海域，可能要求元器件具备高可靠性和环境适应性，可能影响供应商选择。
- 合作可能促进波兰和挪威在电子元器件采购上的协同，但具体影响取决于项目量产阶段。
系统解读，仅作为判断线索，不构成备货、出货、涨价或投资建议。
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一般 | 2026年9月9日
波兰WB集团旗下的WB Electronics与挪威Kongsberg已签署合作协议，共同开发无人海上系统。两家公司旨在联合打造配备侦察系统、通信、指挥控制和武器系统的自主平台。
WB Electronics是波兰WB集团的子公司，已与挪威国防公司Kongsberg建立合作伙伴关系，共同开发新一代无人海上平台。该协议结合了两家公司在设计、集成和生产面向军事客户的多用途系统方面的专业知识。
联合项目将专注于开发配备多传感器侦察系统的自主海上舰艇。这些平台将集成光电和电子情报能力，以及专为海上环境操作而设计的附加传感器。
“安全需要真正的合作——在国家、武装部队和行业之间。通过结合波兰和挪威的专业知识、技术和制造能力，我们可以共同创造世界级的解决方案，能够在波罗的海以及其他海上战区运行”——WB集团首席执行官Piotr Wojciechowski表示。
合作范围超出了监视能力。根据协议，正在开发的系统将能够集成各种用于打击海上目标的效果器，使平台能够执行侦察和打击任务。
此次合作还借鉴了两家公司在有人和无人系统、防空、武器系统、通信和指挥控制（C2）技术方面的经验。该项目的一个关键要素将是开发一个集成传感器、指挥系统和打击能力的通用架构。
“这项协议是朝着建立波兰和挪威之间持久作战合作迈出的自然一步。通过结合我们在海上系统、无人技术和指挥控制解决方案方面的专业知识，我们正在创造真正增强波罗的海及其他地区安全的能力。对Kongsberg而言，这是一个建立在信任、技术和共同价值观基础上的战略伙伴关系”——Kongsberg新业务发展副总裁Ronny Langset Opsjøen表示。
新解决方案被设计用于波罗的海的严苛条件，但其使用将不限于该地区。两家公司预计这些系统也可部署于其他海上战区的行动。
WB集团是波兰最大的军事通信和指挥控制技术制造商。该公司还开发监视和侦察系统、火控解决方案、打击能力、网络安全技术以及军事装备现代化解决方案。
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General | September 09, 2026
WB Electronics, part of Poland's WB Group, and Norway's Kongsberg have signed a cooperation agreement to develop unmanned maritime systems. The companies aim to jointly create autonomous platforms equipped with reconnaissance systems, communications, command-and-control solutions, and weapon systems.
WB Electronics, a subsidiary of Poland's WB Group, has entered into a partnership with Norwegian defense company Kongsberg to develop a new generation of unmanned maritime platforms. The agreement combines the expertise of both companies in the design, integration, and production of multi-role systems for military customers.
The joint project will focus on developing autonomous maritime vessels equipped with multi-sensor reconnaissance systems. The platforms will integrate electro-optical and electronic intelligence capabilities, along with additional sensors designed for operations in maritime environments.
"Security requires genuine cooperation — between nations, armed forces, and industry. By combining Polish and Norwegian expertise, technologies, and manufacturing capabilities, we can jointly create world-class solutions capable of operating in the Baltic Sea as well as other maritime theaters" - said Piotr Wojciechowski, CEO of WB Group.
The scope of the partnership extends beyond surveillance capabilities. According to the agreement, the systems under development will be capable of integrating various effectors designed to engage maritime targets, enabling the platforms to perform both reconnaissance and strike missions.
The partnership also draws on both companies' experience in crewed and uncrewed systems, air defense, weapon systems, communications, and command-and-control (C2) technologies. A key element of the project will be the development of a common architecture integrating sensors, command systems, and strike capabilities.
"This agreement is a natural step toward building lasting operational cooperation between Poland and Norway. By combining our expertise in maritime systems, unmanned technologies, and command-and-control solutions, we are creating capabilities that will genuinely enhance security in the Baltic and beyond. For Kongsberg, this is a strategic partnership built on trust, technology, and shared values" - said Ronny Langset Opsjøen, Vice President for New Business Development at Kongsberg.
The new solutions are being designed to operate in the demanding conditions of the Baltic Sea, although their use will not be limited to that region. The companies expect the systems to be deployable in operations across other maritime theaters as well.
WB Group is Poland's largest manufacturer of military communications and command-and-control technologies. The company also develops surveillance and reconnaissance systems, fire-control solutions, strike capabilities, cybersecurity technologies, and modernization solutions for military equipment.
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