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.

TESS to Search Nearby Planets for New Habitable Worlds

Seafaring Seafaring is what caused the peoples of different continents and cultures to begin merging centuries ago. According to the record books, seaworthy boats were used as early as 45,000 years ago. The original purpose…

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Wearable Technology Market to Reach $150 Billion by 2026

In the early days of wearable technology, Sony Ericsson and the London College of Fashion put on a contest to design digital clothing. The winning entry was a cocktail dress with Bluetooth technology sewn in…

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Laser Technology Improving Micromachining Accuracy & More

The US Air Force is currently planning to arm B-52 bombers with laser weapons. For aeronautical laser weapons to be effective, an externally-mounted POD must be in place and plenty of electric power onboard. This technology is…

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Biocomputers & the Merging of Biology, Data Processing

Last year, according to Popular Science, Swiss bioengineers announced they had genetically engineered human cells to carry out binary addition and subtraction, the same method computers use to do arithmetic. These new biological circuits could…

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Medical Device Engineering at Heart of Healthcare Industry Transition

The healthcare sector is made up of biotech, health insurance, health services, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment and devices. The healthcare industry is valued at $3.2 trillion per year and is currently seeing a shift in…

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New York Biotech & Life Sciences $1.5 Billion Innovation Initiative

With a significant number of the world’s population aging rapidly and billions of young to take care of, recent advances in science, technology, and life sciences suggest further investments will pay off big for humanity.…

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Modular Digital Control (Modicon) Continues to Put Intelligence in Machines

The Origin of Automation Modicon created the first programmable logic controller, or PLC, in 1968 as a way to make machines smarter and to automate processes in buildings, infrastructure, and industry. Modicon is derived from…

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Robots are Fundamentally Changing War

Technology Has Always Been Fundamental to War Sun Tzu wrote about the strategy of war and a common thread throughout his writings is assessing not only an army’s position and personnel, but the quantity and…

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Ultrasonic & Photoelectric Sensors in Automated Packaging, Smart Vehicles

Extending Human Senses with Sensors Basic human senses include sight, sound, feel, taste, and touch. Getting sensors to record these senses in the way human bodies do is a huge challenge. But over time, sensors…

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US Industrial Chemical Safety Rules: An Enigma Wrapped Inside a Conundrum

IndustryTap reported on the “West Texas Plant Explosion that Registered 2.1 on the Richter Scale” and resulted in the deaths of 15 people and the destruction of nearby private property. In the wake of the…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

TESS to Search Nearby Planets for New Habitable Worlds

Wearable Technology Market to Reach $150 Billion by 2026

Laser Technology Improving Micromachining Accuracy & More

Biocomputers & the Merging of Biology, Data Processing

Medical Device Engineering at Heart of Healthcare Industry Transition

New York Biotech & Life Sciences $1.5 Billion Innovation Initiative

Modular Digital Control (Modicon) Continues to Put Intelligence in Machines

Robots are Fundamentally Changing War

Ultrasonic & Photoelectric Sensors in Automated Packaging, Smart Vehicles

US Industrial Chemical Safety Rules: An Enigma Wrapped Inside a Conundrum

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