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Mobile Shipping Containers Labs By Cercle Social About Cercle Social Type of entity: Non-Profit Established in: 2010 Focus: Education for girls, orphans and the underprivileged youth Geographical target: Benin, West Africa Leading projects:
By Cercle Social
Type of entity: Non-Profit Established in: 2010 Focus: Education for girls, orphans and the underprivileged youth Geographical target: Benin, West Africa Leading projects: Scholarships, Computer labs, Nutrition in school
Computer Lab Operating since 2012 778 students trained 1288 hours of training offered 65% students improved grades
Our plan is to transform used shipping containers into classrooms and install more energy efficient computers to save energy. The mobile computer lab uses solar panels to make it energy independent. We will use 40 feet long container to build a portable classroom that can fit up to 21 students at a time. The school can be moved by truck so that students in other remote areas with little
connectivity.
Our Goals Mobility
Affordability
Scalability
40 feet long container The room seats 21 students Solar Panels are mounted on roof 08 hours of electrical power per day The container is elevated by a concrete foundation Stairs are added for access to the door
Linux or Windows 10 IoT Core Quad-core processor 1GB RAM memory Size: 3.35″ × 2.2″ × 0.8″1 Weight: 42 g 4 x USB ports Costs $35.00 USD
Successful project by Samsung
In 2012, Samsung has launched the Solar Powered Internet School in South Africa rural areas.
Solar Panels
The panels provide 8 hours of free electrical energy per day.
Equipment: $12,687 Construction: $8,800 Operating Cost (18 months): $7,740
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