Missoirs: This woman wants to revolutionize the female toilet experience

Lena Olvedi, a 45-year-old woman from Berlin, has invented a urinal for women called the Missoir, which she hopes will reduce long queues outside female toilets in public places such as clubs and concert arenas. Her goal is to have a Missoir installed wherever there is a urinal, as she believes this will promote equality. The Missoir, made of stainless steel, can be connected to the sewage system and has a splash guard, handrails, and optional partitions.

Olvedi's invention has been tested at festivals and has received positive feedback, with many users praising its convenience and hygiene. She has now started mass-producing the Missoir for business-to-business sales, and claims that it not only benefits women but also saves water and money for businesses.