Military Mechanical Engineering Institute Continues Work in Mechanical Power Field

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The Military Mechanical Engineering Institute leads the army in the mechanical power field with the XCB-01 Project and various technical innovations.

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Operating under the General Department of Logistics and Technical Services, the Military Mechanical Engineering Institute continues its research within the army in the field of mechanical power, spearheading significant efforts such as the XCB-01 infantry fighting vehicle project and various technical innovations.

Role and Activities of the Institute

Operating under the General Department of Logistics and Technical Services, the Military Mechanical Engineering Institute continues its science and technology activities as the leading research institution in the field of mechanical power within the army.

The institute provides technical consultancy services to relevant authorities on the utilization, design, maintenance, modification, and development of military mechanical vehicles and power equipment.

XCB-01 Project and Special Systems

Research work on the integration of various special systems into the XCB-01 infantry fighting vehicle is being carried out at the Special Systems Design Laboratory of the Military Technical and Scientific Research Institute.

Within this project at the Ministry of National Defense level, systems detecting laser radiation, automatic fire-extinguishing mechanisms, and technologies to prevent radioactive and chemical substances are being developed.

Management Policies and Personnel Structure

The institute's management supports the systematic and in-depth conduct of scientific activities by providing favorable conditions to improve the working environment of research personnel and resolve difficulties in processes.

Adopting the principle of tiered training, the institution has formed a highly qualified personnel structure by blending the expertise of experienced researchers with the training of young and passionate professionals.

Scientific Projects and Technical Achievements

The Institute organized dozens of research projects at various levels between 2025 and the first six months of 2026, and achieved more than 20 technical innovations and improvements.

Having carried out hundreds of technical tasks across the army in past periods as well, the institution's projects have been deemed worthy of top-tier awards in national science and technology competitions.