On September 1, 2003 FMS launched "Internet Village Motoman" for 15 solar-powered village schools, telemedicine clinics, and the governor's office in a remote province of Cambodia using 5 Honda motorcycles equipped with FMS Mobile Access Points (press release) and a 256 Kb/s Satellite uplink. Each of the schools can send and receive email and also browse the Internet using a non-real-time search engine. The network was implemented within one month by a team of three (adjacent) at a cost of approximately $500 per village. The project was implemented for American Assistance for Cambodia, which operates 225 rural schools throughout Cambodia with funding from private donors and the World Bank. Click here for a Web photo gallery of the project and visit www.ratanakiri.com to interact with the schools.