These modules were constructed using recycled materials and designed to be energy-efficient, utilizing sustainable technologies such as solar panels for autonomous operation. Their portable and adaptable structure allowed for installation in hard-to-reach areas, thereby extending the impact to the most isolated regions of Costa Rica.

The primary goal of LINCOS was to close the digital divide by improving the quality of life for residents of these marginalized areas through access to information and development opportunities. With the support of international organizations and public-private partnerships, the project was implemented in several communities across Costa Rica, achieving remarkable results in reducing poverty and empowering individuals through technology.

Throughout its implementation, LINCOS became a benchmark model for development projects in other countries throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, distinguished by its ability to adapt advanced technologies to local contexts, thereby creating more resilient communities integrated into the globalized world.

This project represented a firm commitment to social and technological innovation and remains a testament to the power of technology as a tool for social change.