Masayo Endo, an employee for Japanese electronics giant Sony, displays a new bio battery, including three cubic cells that generate enough electricity to drive a Walkman digital music player, at the International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo in Tokyo on February 25, 2009 while an electric fan (bottom), powered by a bio battery cell whose energy source is a soft drink, winds. Sony has developed a passive type bio battery system of breaking down sugar to generate the world's highest level electric power of 70mW from a cell as an eco-friendly energy. Sony exhibited various eco-friendly power sources, including fuel cell batteries and bio batteries at the exhibition. Getty Images logo Getty Images 11 months ago

Masayo Endo, an employee for Japanese electronics giant Sony, displays a new bio battery, including three cubic cells that generate enough electricity to drive a Walkman digital music player, at the International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo in Tokyo on February 25, 2009 while an electric fan (bottom), powered by a bio battery cell whose energy source is a soft drink, winds. Sony has developed a passive type bio battery system of breaking down sugar to generate the world's highest level electric power of 70mW from a cell as an eco-friendly energy. Sony exhibited various eco-friendly power sources, including fuel cell batteries and bio batteries at the exhibition.