Neurowear’s Necomimi UK Launch: Gadget Show Live 2012

So excited to be going to the Gadget Show Live next week, the event is the UK’s most popular gadget and technology event. So much so that the organisers have extended the event to run over 5 days from the 11th -15th of April.

I am really looking forward to meeting the folk from NeuroSky and trying out the consumer version of the Neurowear’s Necomimi for the first time. Anyone who’s been following Brain -Computer Interface technology and thought controlled products will have surely heard of Neurowear and their fantastic anime product; the Necomimi. (Derived from the word Nekomimi which means cat ears in Japanese)

Latest Neurowear updates

It’s now September and still no word on where or how to buy Neurowear’s Necomimi. I spoke to guys at Neurowear earlier this year, who said that they were expecting to make public their sales and pricing information around this time.

Since I first spoke to them there have been several

My latest response from Neurowear.

Dear Jimmy,

Thank you for your email!! We are sorry we couldn’t reply sooner. Many emails and comments were coming….

“Necomimi”will be released in the end of this year. A price and the color are undecided. Also about tails or other gadgets, too. When we announce about the product, we will tell you in website or facebook.

Join the neurowear fan page on facebook and get information or vote for questions!

http://www.facebook.com/neurowear

Please give us a little time!

Best wishes,

neurowear-team

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WEB: http://neurowear.net/

MAIL: info@neurowear.net

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Neurowear’s Necomimi

Neurowear’s Necomimi (cat ears in Japanese) is a brilliant adaptation of the brain sensor technology that has now reached maturity in the brain-machine/computer interface technology market. A novel idea that takes the brain sensor tech, developed by companies such as Neurosky and attaches automated cat ears to the head band. The ears flap and rotate as the brain sensor measures your emotion and alertness.