How many times has a moment so absolutely hilarious or unbelievably
adorable unfolded before your eyes, making you wish you'd been holding a
video camera? Japanese tech company Neurowear's high-tech headgear, Neurocam, aims to solve that problem for you. The device straps a camera and an electroencephalogram
reader to the wearer's cranium. During moments of high-frequency
electronic signals detected through the skull -- a general indication of
excitement -- the camera switches on to record short five-second GIFs onto an iPhone that is somewhat awkwardly attached to the device.
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