Neurowear's Necomimi are a set of battery-powered cat ears that react to "brainwaves," allowing the wearer to wiggle them. These appear to be similar to products that react to electrical impulses in head muscles, such as Neurosky's "Jedi Trainer" toys and Atari's legendary Mindlink. [via Japan Trends]
Necomimi: brainwave-controlled cat ears
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