Go Anywhere
Teach Anything

The Digital Classroom System (DCS)

A unique solar-powered education kit with

offline apps, designed for remote and

underserved areas. The best ICT solution

for education, with or without electricity

or connectivity

DCS Reach is the video conferencing system unique to this projector system.

VISION

We’re Here to Revolutionise

Education for Under-served Communities

Behind each of our numbers is a story of impact, innovation, and transformation. Because our mission to deliver quality education where it’s most needed is made real through measurable results, and these are growing every day. We’ve deployed our solar-powered education kits in over 20 countries, reaching hundreds of remote communities across Africa, Asia, and beyond.

OUR PRODUCT

Fully Independent, Uncompromisingly Sustainable

A Projector That Acts Like A Computer

248 WH

Sodium Ion Battery

5hr

Useage time

Use Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel - download apps from PlayStore, add your own content from a flash drive. Play videos, connect your phone or PC wirelessly. Use offline apps, Access Agriculture - 5,000 farmer training videos offline, Wikipedia - all offline and searchable, Khan Academy offline. NOW with Digisoft Reach you can also broadcast anything you show on your projector directly to audiences anywhere.

Compact

11 Kg

Portable kit

Integrated components

Includes 600 ANSI Lumens Projector, 248WH Sodium Ion Power Bank, 120W Solar Charger, Web Cam, 60W Speaker, Keyboard, Tripod and Dustproof Case. Plus remote control, mains adapters, 1.5m and 10m cables, connectors; and Access Agriculture, Wikipedia and Khan Academy content.

Unique Video Conferencing

2 screen views

Presentation and presenter

100

People, no subscriptions

Teach your class in person - and broadcast the session live to up to 100 more attendees. No apps needed; just send them the link and password. They can log in to your session, see the presentation and send you any questions or comments via the on-screen chat.

WHY DIGISOFT

Success In Community Based Education

When teams of young Entrepreneurs for Rural Access (ERAs) were equipped with Digital Classroom System (DCS) kits containing a library of farmer training videos and deployed across Africa and India to deliver agricultural training, they discovered a significant demand for the Digisoft kit in schools and colleges.

In addition to reaching farming communities they found themselves also organising video shows in primary and secondary schools, universities, and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) centres. The kit became an important mobile digital library to support the formal curriculum.