Neurowear of Japan have created “necomimi” (neco and mimi being the words for cat and ear) which takes brain signals and, they say, turns them into visible actions in the form of wiggling cat ears.
Really, do I need to write anything else? They say it has practical applications, like allowing mentally disabled people to show their feelings, but we all know it is really just a way for Japanese gearheads to make every female in Japan look 13.
If cute kitty ears aren't enough uncanny valley for you, check out these Fembots they created:
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Really, do I need to write anything else? They say it has practical applications, like allowing mentally disabled people to show their feelings, but we all know it is really just a way for Japanese gearheads to make every female in Japan look 13.
If cute kitty ears aren't enough uncanny valley for you, check out these Fembots they created:
Top 10 Reasons Relationships With Robots Will Be Better For Men
HRP-4C: A Fembot eerily more realistic than Lady Gaga
New Personality Test: Which Robot Companion You Choose Tells A Lot About You
