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| Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founder of the Sulabh International Social Service Organisation in a tete a tete with Jack Sim, founder of the World Toilet Organisation at the Fair |
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| When two of the world's renowned brains on sanitation are seen together like this, know something big is brewing |
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| One of the 300 exhibitors of the fair take a souvenir photo with a toilet fanatic |
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| Mr Fausto Marcigot (left) explains the ABCs of Sanergy - Fresh Life toilet model to one of the many visitors who thronged the pavillion |
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| Another major attraction of the fair was the National University of Singapore which has developed a technology that process human 'shit', urine and waste water into reusable products through a combustion process...mindblowing |
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| The Fair did not discriminate and attracted people from all walks of life, as long as you had a pass |
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| Poo from 'Take Poo to the Loo' initiative took the time to visit the Sulabh stall |
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| Memories all around |
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| If you needed to see people thinking outside the box, the Reinvent the Toilet Fair 2014 was just the place |
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| Need I say more? |
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| American Standard Brands Vice President - Research, Development and Engineering, James McHale (left) explains a low cost technology to a visitor |
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| The Sulabh stall was abuzz with visitors very eager to learn a thing or two |
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| Dr Ioannis Ieropoulos of Bristol Robotics Laboratory in a project that generates electricity from urine and this power can be used to charge mobile phones and even laptops |
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| One of the many gizmos at the fair |
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| Toilets of all shapes and sizes were present |
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| Another hi tech toilet in the making |
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| Silafrica Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Mr Alpesh Patel displays plastic latrine slabs that will revolutionalise the sanitation sector in Africa. This technology is coming to Tanzania next month |
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