Speaking of which, in the United States, Necomimi ears are not exactly everyday wear. But they’re popular with teenage girls, Yang says, and with anime fans and costume partygoers.

When we first heard about the Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears from Neurowear, we thought they were a total gimmick.

The latest product sporting NeuroSky's brainwave-reading technology are Necomimi wearable cat ears.

Pink, fuzzy ear movements. And we should expect nothing less because, come on, the Necomimi Brainwave Controlled Cat Ears are from Japan. Some of the weirdest technology, fashion, and fetishes ...

What could possibly be cuter than a pair of wearable, fuzzy animatronic car ears? A pair of wearable, fuzzy animatronic cat ears that can read your mind.

How Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears Work The Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears are designed to read the electrical activity in your brain using a sensor that touches your forehead.

A cosplay accessory that moves as you do. Very kawaii, but fun. You may have seen the commercially available Necomimi brainwave activated mechatronic ears.

The product is called the Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears. The rather strange product is available now at select authorized retailers in the United States for $99.95.

And now, from across the world, we can thank the Japanese company Neurowear for its Necomimi headband that triggers "cat-like ear motions," for happiness, stress, and concentration.

While we've always thought that brain-controlled cat ears are a perfectly viable business model, it's usually in a company's best interest to diversify, in case, you know, the bottom ever drops ...

Necomimi cat ears move to your moodsThe Necomimi chip does have its limits. If you’re in the mood to have pizza, or see an old movie or buy your pug a new Easter dress, the chip won’t figure ...

When we first heard about the Necomimi Brainwave Cat Ears from Neurowear, we thought they were a total gimmick. How could a toy actually tell the world how you're feeling--in real-time--by reading ...