Nicolaus Otto

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Nicolaus Otto was a 19th-century German engineer best known for developing the four-stroke internal combustion engine that became the foundation of modern gasoline engines.

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Nicolaus Otto canonical 2
Nikolaus August Otto 1
Nikolaus Otto 1

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instanceOf engineer
human
inventor
burialPlace Melaten-Friedhof, Cologne
linked to: Melaten-Friedhof
causeOfDeath stroke
child Gustav Otto
linked to: Karl Maybach
collaboratedWith Eugen Langen
Gottlieb Daimler
Wilhelm Maybach
countryOfCitizenship Germany
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
dateOfBirth 1832-06-14
dateOfDeath 1891-01-26
developed atmospheric gas engine
compression four-stroke engine
employer Gasmotoren-Fabrik Deutz
linked to: Deutz AG
era 19th century
ethnicGroup German
familyName Otto
fieldOfWork internal combustion engines
mechanical engineering
founded Gasmotoren-Fabrik Deutz
linked to: N.A. Otto & Cie
givenName Nicolaus
hasPartIn industrialization of engine technology
hasVariantName Nikolaus August Otto
linked to: Nicolaus Otto

Nikolaus Otto
linked to: Nicolaus Otto
influenced automobile engineering
modern gasoline engine design
knownFor development of the four-stroke cycle
foundation of modern gasoline engines
languageOfWorkOrName German
notableWork Otto engine
four-stroke internal combustion engine
occupation engineer
inventor
patent atmospheric gas engine patent (1860s)
placeOfBirth Duchy of Nassau
Holzhausen an der Haide
placeOfDeath Cologne
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
residence Cologne
sexOrGender male
spouse Anna Gossi
workLocation Cologne

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Gottlieb Daimler influencedBy Nicolaus Otto
Deutz AG founder Nicolaus Otto
Nicolaus Otto hasVariantName Nikolaus August Otto
linked to: Nicolaus Otto
Nicolaus Otto hasVariantName Nikolaus Otto
linked to: Nicolaus Otto