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Those fur tails that everyone had pinned to their bags was enough of a furry trend for us, but these animatronic cat ears take it to a whole other level. Japanese company Neurowear has come up with a wearable device that scans your brainwaves and responds by controlling a pair of fuzzy cat ears to get droopy, get perky, and vibrate with feline moodiness. Check out this video after the break...and tell us—creepy or cute? We can't decide. (Fashionista)

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