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The Future of the Internal Combustion Engine - /INSIDE KOENIGSEGG

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1 HN user recommended this documentary1 month2014–2018 score 1
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Cited in threads on camless, digital valve and free-piston engines as a look at Koenigsegg's freevalve work.

Episode 7 of the Inside Koenigsegg series, where Christian von Koenigsegg demonstrates the camless Free Valve engine technology. It discusses how such innovation could affect the wider auto industry.

“For those of you interested in seeing some more details on Koenigsegg's work with their freevalve engine” (HN, 2018)

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@Already__Taken Dec 2015 Cites it
on HN thread Car Engines: The incredible shrinking machine
There is a lot more to come from the ICE when it comes to manufacturing processes and the electronics. Work like this: [this video] 3d printing a whole engine must surely enable some impressive things. I remember watching a little demonstration using machine learning for the engine timing once you can get the belts out.
Example of 3D printing a whole engine.
@andrewdb Apr 2016 Cites it
on HN thread How a Car Engine Works
The timing chain and the camshaft seems really inefficient; I'm looking forward to when camless designs become more mainstream. Koenigsegg (among others, I assume) has been working on this tech [0][1]. 0: [link] 1: [this video]
Koenigsegg's work on camless valve technology.

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