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.

Intelligent Communication Applications & the Wireless Factory

Prior to the age of modern automation which kicked off in the 1960s, engineers dealt with so much wire as to make quick upgrades to manufacturing processes very difficult. Rewiring an entire machine or plant…

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Aerospace Composites Market Set to Double to $32 Billion by 2022

Composite materials are now widely used in many industries and products including airplanes, sailboats, ski equipment, wind turbines, racecars, and medical equipment. Materials science and engineering continue to evolve with new classes of materials with…

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Moving Humans Efficiently & Safely with Transportation Engineering & Design

Humans are mobile creatures and the transportation revolutions that have occurred over the past 200 years require that transportation planning, design, and engineering is on a larger scale than ever. Transportation engineering has a number of…

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Biophotonic Technology Revolutionizing Medical Diagnosis, Treatments

Biophotonics is a new frontier in the medical diagnostics world that is already showing great promise. For example, biophotonics now allows the tagging of single protein molecules inside living cells as they go about their…

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Energy Policy, the Health of Our Planet & the Opportunity to Lead

A good engineer or scientist is trained to plan for the worst. While the engineer may hope for the best, his or her job is to think about worst case scenarios in fine detail. The…

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Industrial Automation in Life Sciences Maximizes Efficiency, Reduces Cost, Improves Quality

Industrial automation is typically associated with helping companies in traditional heavy industries and industrial manufacturing, but today, industrial automation technology has been meeting the needs of the life sciences industry for nearly four decades. According…

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Reversing Global Warming with Carbon Capture & Subterranean Storage Solutions

Clearly, the majority of the world’s countries and major companies are fully on board with the idea that CO2 emissions and the concentration of carbon in the atmosphere are a serious problem that must be…

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The Art of Controlling Rising Costs

We all wear lots of hats, and one of the most important is handling costs. If we spend too much, all hope is lost. Whether looking at the budget and pricing for personal family expenses,…

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Implications of Expanding Russian & Chinese Energy Relations

Russia has been more actively pursuing relations with China for the past few years. It makes sense as Russia has plentiful natural resources including natural gas, oil, and minerals. And with China being the world’s…

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US Fuel Economy Standards Trends, Issues

Over the past several years, nations in the EU have begun adopting stricter US fuel economy standards and dropping EU standards. According to Volkswagen, emissions standards in the US are stricter, but companies can negotiate…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Intelligent Communication Applications & the Wireless Factory

Aerospace Composites Market Set to Double to $32 Billion by 2022

Moving Humans Efficiently & Safely with Transportation Engineering & Design

Biophotonic Technology Revolutionizing Medical Diagnosis, Treatments

Energy Policy, the Health of Our Planet & the Opportunity to Lead

Industrial Automation in Life Sciences Maximizes Efficiency, Reduces Cost, Improves Quality

Reversing Global Warming with Carbon Capture & Subterranean Storage Solutions

The Art of Controlling Rising Costs

Implications of Expanding Russian & Chinese Energy Relations

US Fuel Economy Standards Trends, Issues

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