Vice Marshal of the Polish Sejm Krzysztof Bosak, Chairman of the National Defense Committee MP Andrzej Grzyb, as well as members of the subcommittee on Polish defense industry and technical modernization of the Polish Armed Forces, part of the National Defense Committee, paid a visit to ITWL. The meeting, which took place on April 23, 2024, was also attended by a representative from the Ministry of National Defense, Colonel Arkadiusz Sochacki.

The host of the meeting, Director of ITWL - Ph.D., D.Sc. Eng. Mirosław Kowalski, opened the event by presenting the broad scope of the institute's scientific and technical activities, its history, and selected achievements, emphasizing the most important directions of development in both the short and long term. Following a discussion concluding the director's presentation, the guests proceeded to an exhibition of equipment and projects developed at the institute. Among the showcased items were flagship developments, including but not limited to:

• Information Technology Support Systems for the Polish Armed Forces
• Laser Spatial Imaging System
• Polygon Training System in WRE Conditions
• NATO AGS Training Subsystem developed by ITWL
• Vision System BSP
• Combat Version BSP Atrax
• Jet-2LM Jet Ammunition and Jet-2 Air Target
• Hornet Composite BSP with real-time structure monitoring system
• Integrated ASF Disease Detection System among Wild Boar Herds
• Unmanned BIZON Measurement Platform
• Airport Pavement Research and Certification Systems
• Integrated Training and Training Aircraft ORLIK MPT Integration Station
• Integrated Avionics Systems for the Polish Armed Forces based on the W-3 PL helicopter
• Passive Defense Systems SP
• PIORUN Air Missile Set
• LBĆ-10K Air Training Bomb
• Flight Parameter Recorder S2-3a with OAZ Decryption System
• Maritime Pilot Uniform System
• ZICP Air Target Simulator Set with Launcher
• Tribological Diagnostic Systems
• Radar System Research
• Electromagnetic Radiation Absorbing Materials
• Battlefield Simulation Systems
• ŁK-2 Cumulative Charge for Mining Applications