Neurowear “Necomimi” Cat Ears React To Brainwaves

Neurowear have designed a pair of cat ears that they say respond to brainwaves. These have the ability to wiggle, twitch, perk up or flop down. Take a look:

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A price hasn’t been mentioned by Neurowear for the Necomimi ears yet. They’re calling the product a “communication tool that augments human’s body and ability,” posing the question of whether or not we can control organs that don’t exist on our bodies.

 

 

Food for thought:

Watching this made me think; it would interesting to see a game set in a futuristic Japan where gadgets like these are the common trend. The World Ends With You in a more futuristic style, perhaps?

 


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