The Belarusian Goskomvoenprom proposed protecting industrial facilities from drones with a network of remotely controlled "Adunok" combat modules, in which one operator can simultaneously control up to four firing points and track up to ten priority targets.

The complexes developed by OAO "KB "Display" are intended to be integrated with radar systems and other targeting sources, transforming individual modules into a unified defense perimeter for the enterprise.

The key advantage of the proposed scheme is the reduction in the number of operators while maintaining several firing positions along the perimeter of the facility. "Adunok" modules can receive data from radar and UAV spotters, use GPS/GLONASS coordinates and electronic terrain maps, and the optoelectronic system can automatically acquire and track a target.

For engaging small-sized UAVs, the "Adunok-V2" modification with a twin 7.62-mm PKT machine gun is proposed. According to the Belarusian Goskomvoenprom, the system is capable of hitting a drone measuring 0.3 × 0.3 m at a range of 400–500 m; if necessary, the module can be equipped with a 30-mm automatic cannon. Stationary positions are supplemented by mobile versions on special chassis and robotic platforms "Adunok-M24" and "Adunok-M250".