And if your cat is on high alert, her ears will stick straight up in the air like twin sentinels. These telling ear movements inspire Necomimi's Brainwave Controlled Cat Ears, an impossibly cute ...

Warning: Necomimi cat ears may not be your thing if (1) you like to blend in with the crowd (they’re fuzzy and larger than life-size, and you wear them on your head ...

wearable cat ears that move in response to the wearer's emotional state. After being unveiled by fashion electronics company Neurowear in Japan earlier in the year, the Necomimi fittingly got ...

Not only do these $99 ears work, they're hilarious. When we first heard about the Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears from Neurowear, we thought they were a total gimmick.

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Just such a project is [Radomir Dopieralski’s] set of wearable mechatronic cat ears ... the commercially available Necomimi brainwave activated mechatronic ears. [Radomir’s] version does ...

Necomimi is totally wacko, but the movement is so lifelike that it’s undeniably powerful as a “communication tool” all the same. You can’t help but feel for the cat-ear-lady in the demo ...

Japanese company Neurowear has taken the cat-ear headband trend to a whole new level. The latest version of its Necomimi cat ears are pretty darn realistic, mirroring your emotions right down to ...

Mr. Jessica said that he saw a movie of the cat ear device ' necomimi ' that moves according to emotions and came up with a project to customize a commercially available brain wave headset and ...

The stylish headgear, a set of white ears that move according to the wearer's thoughts and emotions, is called "Necomimi" -- "cat's ears" in Japanese. With two brain-wave sensors, Necomimi can ...

The Japanese have come up with a new headgear, a set of white ears that move according to the wearer’s thoughts and emotions, called "Necomimi" — "cat’s ears" in Japanese.