When you wear the cat ears 'necomimi' and the tail 'shippo' that move with brain waves, it looks like this



The cat ears 'necomimi ' and the tail ' shippo ' are

exhibited at 'Tokyo Game Show 2012 ', which are equipped with special parts that catch brain waves and move their ears in a twirl, and also have special parts that shine up to the LED in response to the movement with an accelerometer. So I decided to go see it.

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It is installed in the 'Games for Smartphone & Tablet' corner.



Various 'necomimi' are on display.



This is one of the 'three-colored ears' released in April 2012.



There was also a 'deco ear' with decorations on the ears.



When actually wearing it, put the sensor on your ear ...



Attach it to two places on the forehead. By looking at the difference in voltage between the two points in this way, it seems to catch brain waves.



The sleeping 'necomimi' ...



Pean!



I actually shot a video of 'necomimi' catching brain waves and moving.

I took a picture of 'necomimi' catching brain waves and moving around-YouTube


In addition, it seems that there are four ways of movement depending on the state of brain waves, 'normal mode', 'concentrated mode', 'relaxed mode', and 'zone mode'. If you put this on, you may be able to read the feelings of the other person ....



This is the 'necomimi' equipped with the 'shining ear change parts' scheduled to be released in December.



It looks like this when attached.



Since the accelerometer is embedded, the LED lights up according to the speed at which the ear moves.



The actual lighting is from the following.

LED is lit by accelerometer 'necomimi' --YouTube


In addition, 'shippo' that catches brain waves and moves was also exhibited.



It looks like this when actually installed. It's a little embarrassing to wear it normally, but it seems to be a big success when cosplaying.



I took a picture of how it was fluttering.

'Shippo' whose tail moves around with brain waves-YouTube


in Coverage,   Hardware,   Video, Posted by darkhorse_log