Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

David enjoys writing about high technology and its potential to make life better for all who inhabit planet earth.

Could Crowdsourcing Bring the Next Great Invention to Life?

“If at first an idea is not absurd,” Albert Einstein said, “then there is no hope for it.” While the best inventors of the modern era include: Kia Silverbrook: 3,847 patents; Shunpei Yamazaki 2,061 patents; and…

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Lunar Exploration Missions Believed to Be the Key to Our Survival

Moon Express: World’s First Lunar Freight Company Moon Express, a NASA partner, and winner of NASA’s $30 million Innovation Lunar Demonstrations Data contract, is developing the first private lunar telescope to be installed on the…

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Desalination Plant to Put Breakthough Nanomaterials to the Test

IndustryTap has written several articles covering desalination, its history, recent large projects and new technological advances that are making it more economically viable in many parts of the world. Advances include Lockheed Martin’s use of…

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Safest Car In The World Becomes A Fireball! See What Happened.

On October 1, 2013 a Tesla Motors Model S, driven by Rob Carlson in Kent, Washington, hit a large metal object, causing damage to the underside of his vehicle, sparking a fire that eventually engulfed…

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A Drive Through the Deepest Immersed Sea Highway in the World

Deep Sea Highway an Attempt to Provide Room for Continued Growth Busan, South Korea’s second largest city, with a population of 4.2 million, is bigger than Madrid, nearly as large as Milan, and busy like…

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Unmanned Helicopters Protect Troops in the War Zone

With the worst casualties in recent wars coming from Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) on cargo convoys, the deployment of the K-MAX huge Unmanned Helicopter has helped reduce Marines’ exposure to dangerous, even deadly, situations. Although…

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Looking into Technology’s Future

For much of the human population, “long term” means “what am I going to eat for dinner tonight?” For others, “long term” might mean the next quarter or year. But looking 10, 25 or 50…

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Greasing the Wheels of World Trade

The image above shows one of four gas-powered cycle power plant turbines that will be inspected by SGS, the world’s leading inspection, testing and certification company. The inspection’s goals are to insure compliance with, in…

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Resurgence of Zeppelins to Revolutionize Air Travel

One of the most infamous events in news history was the explosion of the Hindenburg Zeppelin at the end of its maiden voyage in 1937. The second most famous zeppelin was the Graf Zeppelin, which flew…

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Hydroflex Technology’s new Composite skateboards are bonded with Tech

“In the beginning there were surfers,” and when surfers were unable to surf because of rough oceans, skateboards were invented so “sidewalk surfers” could practice on dry land. The history of skateboarding has been one…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Could Crowdsourcing Bring the Next Great Invention to Life?

Lunar Exploration Missions Believed to Be the Key to Our Survival

Desalination Plant to Put Breakthough Nanomaterials to the Test

Safest Car In The World Becomes A Fireball! See What Happened.

A Drive Through the Deepest Immersed Sea Highway in the World

Unmanned Helicopters Protect Troops in the War Zone

Looking into Technology’s Future

Greasing the Wheels of World Trade

Resurgence of Zeppelins to Revolutionize Air Travel

Hydroflex Technology’s new Composite skateboards are bonded with Tech

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