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MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc.'s portable fuel cell technology research is receiving an injection of $1 million from Gillette to develop MTI's proprietary direct methanol micro fuel cell power systems for commercial markets.
MTI has stated that it hopes to bring the technology to market in 2004. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, MTI said the consumer shaving company could provide an additional $4 million if certain milestones were achieved in the technology partnership.
Gillette's Duracell battery subsidiary is slated to represent Gillette in the strategic alliance, which has a goal of developing alternatives to batteries for consumer products like laptop computers and PDAs.
The multiyear partnership is exclusive and will involve the sharing of intellectual property. MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. is a unit of Mechanical Technology Inc. of Albany, N.Y.
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