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Cento
MightyFly
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Cento
MightyFlyThe extracted facts for 'Cento' span at least three entirely different products: (1) MightyFly's Cento, a hybrid-electric eVTOL autonomous cargo drone developed in San Leandro, CA; (2) the Centauro robot, a disaster-response humanoid/centaur-form robot developed by IIT Genoa and EU consortium partners; and (3) the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2, a consumer 3D printer; plus (4) an Italian-made commercial espresso machine called 'Cento.' These facts cannot be reconciled into a single system. The analysis below focuses on MightyFly's Cento drone as the primary named system, while flagging the contamination from unrelated systems. MightyFly's Cento has completed 400+ autonomous flights, holds FAA Special Airworthiness Certificates, and demonstrated autonomous cargo operations to the US Air Force, but remains far from full commercial certification.
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Specification
- payload_capacity
- 100–500 lbs (current demonstrated aircraft: 100 lb maximum; stated design target: up to 500 lb)
- range
- Up to 600–1,000 miles (vendor claim); current aircraft: up to 600 miles per UAV Coach
- max_speed
- 150 MPH
Price
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