The intelligent transfer device for small cell targets is a key equipment in the upgrading project of the Belling reactor in Algeria (referred to as the B1/B2 project). This device is mainly used for the batch and continuous loading and unloading operations of radioactive isotopes such as 99Mo in MHWRR, as well as the automatic positioning, remote operation of the isotope grabber, and the retrieval and placement of the target pieces. Since it is applied to the new structure of heavy water reactors, there was no precedent before and an innovative design was necessary. 

In July 2016, China Nuclear Group's China Zhongyu Foreign Trade Co., Ltd. initiated the project bidding. Raimon Cyber Company, with its main and auxiliary swing-arm structure and the adoption of full digital intelligent control technology, as well as through decentralized control via industrial field buses, presented innovative solutions with significant technical advantages, and thus stood out in the bidding process. On August 2016, Raimon Cyber Company officially won the bid for this project. 

On September 22, 2016, the procurement contract for this project was officially signed. The delivery is expected to be completed by the end of next year. Through the implementation of this project, Raymond Cyber Company has laid another cornerstone for China's nuclear power export strategy.