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Japanese electronics companies led by NEC, Toshiba and Hitachi are working to unify technical standards for micro fuel cells to power laptops, cellphones and other portable devices -and ideally turn the standards into global ones by taking the lead in such efforts.
With the expectation that such fuel cells would run on methanol, classified as a hazardous substance, the companies believe the DMFCs must be designed and manufactured to a unified standard to maintain safety and allow their use in a wide variety of mobile devices. They will devise same-size products for each application, such as laptops and PDAs, according to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun.
A working committee formed by manufacturers' trade groups -such as the Japan Electrical Manufacturers Association, Battery
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