MeowEver Releases a Slightly Creepy Robotic Pillow in the Form of a Faceless Cat

MeowEver presented its latest creation — a faceless robot cat that can purr and simulate breathing.

So, how did they explain the lack of a face for the MeowEver pillow? According to the developers, it resembles an animal sleeping face down. This toy is "sleeping", which means that its functionality is that of a real sleeping cat. In other words, it can simulate breathing and light purring when the user strokes the robotic pillow on the back. And with the help of a vibration motor, it also “has” a pulse.
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A modern photo compared with a photo taken over a century earlier in the same place
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Sweden switches from left to right-hand traffic, Stockholm, 3 Sep 1967
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Observation deck of the Canton Tower. Guangzhou, China
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Kenya, the Giraffe Manor hotel
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Etruscan pendant with swastika symbols, Bolsena, Italy, 700–650 BC.
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1905 Army WW1 bicycle (spring wheels)
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Why does a dolphin sleep with one eye open?🐬

Dolphins are able to sleep by alternately turning off one of the hemispheres. The second is awake at this moment. One eye is open in order to track changes in the environment. If the right hemisphere is asleep and the left hemisphere is awake, then the right eye is open. And vice versa.
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Engineers always prepare thoughtfully for a picnic ☝🏻
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Copenhagen
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