QUOTE(Tbrown4x4 @ Mar 17 2020, 01:25 PM)
Hmmm. Sure looks like that could fit in a conventional valve spring seat area.
Yes but without the ECU to drive it its just a paperweight. As I have understood it it gives the tuning operator so many degrees of freedom that its hard to tune with normal logic. Hence they have resorted to AI tuning or a self learning system.
"Precision performance with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
There are many variables at play in the workings of an internal combustion engine (ICE). These include the complexity of achieving maximum performance, efficiency, reliability and safety with minimum fuel consumption, emission, size and cost.
Adding the Freevalve system to the mix makes it possible for the ICE to reach new heights. The Freevalve system creates many more variables to consider and tune. These can include NOx, CO2 emissions, fuel consumption, HC/NMOG, power and torque, all competing for priority in a cycle.
Then there’s fuel types, lubricants, temperatures, component wear and tear, alongside the Freevalve liberation.
Clearly it becomes virtually impossible for humans to tune each parameter for optimum results. Given this, Koenigsegg has decided to use AI in order to optimize the TFG for different conditions and situations
That is why Koenigsegg has chosen to partner with SparkCognition, the world’s leading AI company, in order to leverage the development of the Freevalve equipped TFG."