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Cento 2.0

Cento 2.0

Cento 2.0

Last updated: November 1, 2026
Locomotion Type
Wheeled
Stage
Pilot Delivery
Release Year
2025
Computing
Conversational AI with large language models for understanding, responding and adapting across languages and contexts; speech personalisation to match brand tone; gesture control complementing speech; multimedia content playback; AI-powered psychometric and aptitude assessments with personalised feedback; and a remote monitoring and control dashboard. No compute module is published.
Sensors
No sensor specification is published. The page documents SLAM-based indoor mapping and obstacle avoidance for autonomous navigation, an animated facial display with lifelike eye animations, and remote monitoring and control through a dashboard or mobile app.

Key Highlights

Cento 2.0 is the most advanced member of Centelon Robotics' Cento humanoid family, described by the company as The Genius on the Move: fully autonomous, emotionally intelligent and built to teach, counsel and guide. Where Cento 1.0 is a multilingual receptionist and digital wayfinder for crowded front desks, Cento 2.0 is engineered for deep, intelligent engagement in motion, aimed at educational hubs, innovation zones and public halls where static kiosks cannot adapt and human guides cannot scale. Its interaction stack pairs conversational AI and large language models, which understand and respond across languages and contexts, with speech personalisation that aligns tone to a brand's personality, an animated facial display with lifelike eye animations for emotional resonance, gesture capability that complements speech, and a multimedia content player for videos, campaigns and onboarding modules. It moves itself: autonomous navigation with SLAM maps indoor environments, avoids obstacles and reaches people without manual control, and the unit is portable and plug-and-play across venues. Its most distinctive application is assessment: AI-powered psychometric evaluations and aptitude tests with personalised feedback, plus an interactive education mode with spoken modules, visual aids and topic-based sessions. A central dashboard or mobile app handles remote monitoring and control. Centelon reports deployments of the Cento line across an Australian retail brand, a career guidance service, an aviation academy and a multi-speciality hospital in India, and a technology school in the Middle East.

Application Scenarios

Education and learning hubs, career guidance and counselling centres, innovation zones and public halls, exhibition and visitor guidance, customer support and front-of-house service in hospitals, campuses and public services, and psychometric or aptitude assessment deployments.

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