Ai does only shuffle stuff already crated and randomly show it to you, by going around the fact that all the ideas where previously input then whoever prompt stuff doesn't get to deal with his or her own ego by not having to admit ad to ask to a real person for a solution.

Can you do a video about: Harmonic Drive, or Strain Wave gear. 🎉

As a former Sr Design Engineer for Ty-Rap (ABB) I can confirm the facts on this video, are spot on. Just some minor corrections. The tie that NASA buys is not PA based is FluroPolymer. Also the F&B tie is so popular because a proprietary detectable and antimicrobial material.

Thumbnail made me think of an eye ball.

Serious question: whats the background ambient music?

5:45 Why does this look like a 3D game of life program?

Why they haven't rounded the corners to eliminate any corners is interesting. Plus fitting a set of reed valves to the intake ports increase the power output of these things

Fantastic. Consise to the point at excellent comparisons to make these small distance understandable. Thank you.

brakes are for covards.

bro is this video made by AI? tf

oof, gen AI stuffs. maybe the script's also written by ChatGPT

BMWs and Subarus have some of the best and advanced head gaskets in their cars.

Some old timers used to paint their head gaskets, I guess it worked exceptionally well. That being said they probably used the good old lead based paint.

The piston rods over here like 😤 seein that video title

How does the rotor seal at the sides ?.

It is already a reality in Shenzhen, China now in early 2024.

Small correction in 13:05, higher octane fuel is more resistant to pre-ignition because it is less reactive, which is not the same as volatile 😉. This is the same as saying that the auto-ignition temperature of the fuel is higher.

This is a re-upload!

Crap , A I crap

Edmond Berger, a freed slave, invented the spark plug in 1839. Berger is credited with the invention even though he did not obtain a patent. The spark plug is a key component of all engines, using electricity to pass a spark between two electrodes to ignite fuel and generate power.

Translation: A Dumb Ass Transformer wants everyone to think that they're "alive." :P

You all pay more attention to a failure in Engineering than you ever do to my existence.

positioning the balls lmao

EDMOND BERGER

I joking say half of my car is held together with zip ties... But in all honesty, a lot of it is!

Biological males entering girls' athletic events is as crooked as using loaded dice or marked cards. Since the competition is nothing but a meaningless social justice ritual, the girls lose nothing.

Nikola Tesla patented the capacitor-coil-point switch ignition system in U.S. Patent 609,250, approved August 16, 1898. Tesla did not develop spark plugs, the ignition patent came when Tesla was developing electrical oscillators.

Where did you get the half a LY figure for the length total of all wire on earth? I'm having a hard time finding it.

THE INVENTOR OF THE CERAMIC SPARK PLUG INSULATION IS LOUIS SEMPLE CLARKE, ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE PRESENT AUTOCAR TRUCK CORPORATION! THIS IS THE OLDEST EXISTING AUTOMOTIVE BRAND IN THE USA! CLARKE WAS THE FIRST TO ENCLOSE THE ENGINE CRANKCASE, AND USE AN OIL PUMP, CIRCULATING OIL, RATER THAN OIL DRIP CUPS AND GREASE CUP LUBRICATION! CLARKE ALSO INVENTED THE LONGITUDINAL ENGINE, CLUTCH, TRANSMISSION, AND CENTER DRIVE SHAFT TO AN DIFFERENTIAL DRIVELINE, AND ELIMINATING THE PREVIOUS ALL CHAIN DRIVES ON EARLIER AUTOMOBILES! CLARKE ALSO PERFECTED BATTERY ,COIL,POINTS AND CONDENSER IGNITION SYSTEM, RATHER THAN AN MAGNETO TYPE STSTEM! CLARKE IS LITERALLY THE ARCHITECT OF THE MODERN AUTOMOBILE, BUT IS NEARLY UNKNOWN TODAY!

Q: So how come they never used a simple ball and socket joint like a bone, wirh a grease fitting or boot?

After this video: Hail the head gasket! Truly amazing feat of engineering.

Brilliant video, thank you for making this!

1:32 that is kinda cool how the emblem pops out n away.

Back in the early 70s there was some R&D work done with Beryllium Nickel alloys as a possible solution to the apex seal problem. To the best of my knowledge it was not successful. Part of the joy of materials science is the trial and error aspect of trying something a little different.

GM Cadillac AERA has existed as a concept car for 14 years. Apparently GM is not going to do anything with air motors at all. Sad, because the crap they've been spewing outta detroit for the past 100 years or so has helped to destroy the planet according to some people. Anyway it would be fun to run your ROTARY WANKEL AIRMOTOR on a 20,000+ psi CFC AIR PRESSURE TANK and in-hub WHEEL MOTORS for 1000 mile range per fill-up of PRESSURIZED AIR. The whole RECIPROCATING PISTON AIR MOTOR idea is OVER, so anyone focusing on that is simply SABOTAGING the AIR MOTOR INDUSTRY'S AMAZING POTENTIAL. The ROTARY WANKEL AIRMOTORS such as those developed by ENGINEAIR AUSTRALIA can solve our surface and aircraft transportation issues very quickly. THE NEW ROTARY WANKEL AIRMOTORS can be adapted to VTOL AIRCRAFT, as I mentioned to GM CADILLAC perhaps 15 years ago. Any company that focuses on ROTARY WANKEL AIRMOTOR VTOL AIRCRAFT will dominate the worldwide transportation industry for the next 100 years, or at least until "FIELD PROPULSION" technology is adequately developed.

How do you know so much details about each subject?

We fucked

Mechanical Darwinism?

how come I saw a very similar video like 3-5 years ago?

I hate this it is so bad I started hiccups and it was sỗ weird

Anybody used after market boots replacement?

No mention of laser plugs?

Guess how many people died because of leaded, gas?

Could you create a video explaining how ECUs function, focusing on design implementation aspects such as AUTOSAR, as well as tuning?

Very very informative video , is this correct that temperature in between two electrode reaches up to 50,000 °C ?

12:25 don't make this move IRL 😁

Another great video!

ahhh, come on, how could anybody seriously believe in such a thing as a self-driving car? What would it do in a construction zone, or if a policeman was directing traffic, or in tight situations where a human has to think fast and make instant decisions, what come up in driving a car, all the time. Such as when another car cuts you off. Or a car is backing out of a driveway and doesn't see you. Or there's emergency vehicles coming and you have to pull over. Or somebody runs into you. Or the police want you (or the automatic car) to pull over? Or railroad crossings, how could the self-driving car handle THAT?

Wish you would have mentioned aviation spark plugs, they have a long and interesting development history, too

This channel is everything that's right with KZbin. This video was SO SIMPLE yet so informative, and as a hobbyist machinist, taught me the "Why" in relation to so many of the concepts which i already operate under. I cannot believe I'm just now seeing this - but it's one that will be watched over and over