WC Participatory

Every year, we almost forget it. But during the MWC, there is ... the MWC: the Mobile Water Closet Congress, which brings together in Barcelonette, the cream of the manufacturers of sanitary and peripheral equipment of intimate cleanliness.

This year, the vintage promises to be hyper-technological and virtual reality oriented. With, for example, 5 flagship products driven by innovative and bold start-ups:

LaserBzitttt: a disintegrating laser flush, much more hygienic; laboratory tests would still be in progress to specify "sighting equipment" (Editor's note);
PQ 3D: a 3D printer of PQ sheets, more eco-responsible; A4 size possible for the US obesity market;
DryMyBack: a dry buttocks with forced air, taken from models of motorway areas;
WConnect: natively equipped toilets with keyboard, webcam, USB ports, SD card slots and battery charging socket; a real office deported!
Iron Popo: kevlar armor toilets, portable on oneself, especially dedicated to the soldiers and to the top athletes in situations of extreme mobility (attack on zone, extrem jumping, etc.).


The seam of the social WC!

participatory toilets Other stands will cover equally interesting topics, such as toilets in space, virtual toilets, etc., etc. but above all the community and participative WC (opposite). The merging of social media and popo, network connectivity and relief. For Jeanine Cuvaite, general curator of the show, "there is clearly a return to the toilets due to the crisis, the fears ... people feel good during times of anxiety and stress; it's like a little personal bubble, the last space of tranquility where you will not be bothered. "

A study released upstream of the MWC 2015 accredits the idea that we spend more and more time in toilets and other places of ease: + 7.8% in 2014, compared to the year former. "As any (rare) statistics that rises a bit, it deserves a detour in terms of potential market," says J. Cuvaite.
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