Somewhat similar in style to the Moller M400, the Gizio G440 is unique in that it is to be a much larger aircaft with its own computerized control system. Plans call for it to be driven by two newly designed thruster engines using ducting made from ultra-light materials. The craft is intended to have seating capacity for seven people.

The designer of the Gizio G440, Gino d'Ignazio, says the architecture of all thrusters makes them independent, interchangeable, and technologically innovative. The first CELL CRAFT design (the G412 explorer), was published in 1996. In the earlier model, both engines were placed in a posterior niche of the aircraft and connected through a twin transmission box to 4 axial compressors. The latest generation was developed in 2004 and in it the engines are placed differently, with one on the nose and the other in the tail area. Transmission gear-boxes are provided for each engine to transmit power to two compressors, connected by straight shafts. A number of other new features are included in the new design.