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Them’s straight out of chobits!
Oh, and thanks to @genmon for the link
They should make a cat headband so she could put her ears flat back and attack someone.
Agreed.
It would also be neat if the ears could swivel in the direction the wearer is listening, it would be a dead giveaway for eavesdropping.
It’s funny how the man walks right by the woman wearing large electronic cat ears without even noticing. :p
…like most of us, the ears are just for show… LOL!!!
…thanks for sharing… LOL!!!
MAKE
and this guy is hacking together his own (and publishing the instructions)!
http://paperbits.net/
He has put it up on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13390)
They should make these for dogs. Only instead of robotic ears, its a deafening alarm. And instead of concentration, it detects when my dog is about to crap on the carpeting. Better yet, electric shock. Yep, then my life would finally be perfect.
I always thought we should all have a way to indicate to others when we are relaxed or concentrating without being notified ourselves (we can’t see our own furry ears). But I had long ago given up on cosplay being involved. Bravo!