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no, not that kind of space hopper. boing! actually...eth university in zurich designed this prototype for extremely low gravity environments, maybe to look for different minerals that are worth mining from asteroids, and it gets from place to place by pronking about like some 3—legged space gazelle. boing. i've seen a few bouncing space robots in my time. you might think it's quite a chaotic way to get about and, certainly, if you're on wheels and tracks, that does seem more controllable. but if you're on a really uneven surface, leaping over small boulders, big stones, it might be quite sensible. the thing that worries me is what happens if itjumps and then flips itself over? 0r lands on its side or something? but what it does to keep itself stable when it's off the ground is think like a cat. see, as a feline falls, it fffrantically ffflails its ffffur — well, actually its legs — and spacehopper keep itself upright during flight by using its limbs in the same way. basically, as if you're standing on a small rope, right, and if you're a

no, not that kind of space hopper. boing. actually...s in my time. you might think it's quite a chaotic way to get about, certainly if you're on wheels and tracks, that does seem more controllable. but if you are a really uneven surface, leaping over small boulders, big stones might be quite sensible. the thing that worries me is what happens if itjumps and then flips itself over? it'll land on its side or something. but what it does to keep itself stable when it is off the ground is think like a cat. see, as a feline falls it frantically flails its ffffur — actually its legs — and spacehopper keep itself upright during flight by using its limbs in the same way. basically as if you are standing on a small rope, if you are about to fall you will swing your arms to stay upright, that is exactly what it does. so if you put a cat on the moon and dropped that it would still be able to right itself, even there is no air to grip against. we can try, but i guess it should work. yeah, ok, let's not try. not with the cat. how did you work out what

projects that we have in the hopper on digital, there's over 150 that are either active in the market or in development, which i think is a big reason why we're so big in the spacehe latest collaboration we have with scopely, which is one of the biggest and best mobile game developers and publishers on the planet. they've done games for us for scrabble as well as yahtzee. and monopoly go i think just really hit a chord with consumers. it's a really fun game. it's a ubiquitous brand. and i think the team at scopely just did a terrific job really capturing that iconic play that monopoly's known for. >> at the same time a lot of the big retailers have told me that their toys are really a very bright spot. now, people know these. apparently they're selling well. i'm talking about furby, g.i. joe, play-doh. these are just iconic brands that keep making money. >> yeah. they're great anuty businesses. the funny thing about toys, the toys that stay the most similar are the ones that tend to do the best over time. the scent of play-doh is the same today as when we were kids back in the '70s and '80s. >> well, i have to tell you that i see some of these brands and i just