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.

Transforming Everyday Objects Into Smart Objects

We are now entering the age of smart digital objects and devices, smart cities, smart grids, and smart homes. But that’s not all. It’s now possible to make everyday objects into smart objects using embedded…

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The World’s First Very Light Single Engine Personal Jet

Cirrus Aircraft has been manufacturing and selling personal jets since 1984. Cirrus offers the SR20 at $369,000 and the SR22 at $499,000. Cirrus’ newest model, the seven-seater Vision Jet, is now available after more than…

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Non-Destructive Testing Improves Safety Without Causing Damage to Parts

In the aftermath of the June 28, 2015, SpaceX Falcon 9 mid-air rocket explosion, Elon Musk explained the cause as a faulty strut inside the booster rocket’s upper stage. Musk explained that all of the…

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Is Environmental Science Becoming a Victim of the War on Truth?

The new Trump administration seems to be cracking down on parts of the US government charged with protecting the environment, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Agriculture, the Food & Drug Administration, and…

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2017 Zayed Future Energy Prize for Sustainability & Clean Energy Innovation

Abu Dhabi-based Zayed Future Energy Prize, one of the world’s foremost awards for sustainability and clean energy innovation, was just awarded to two companies, GE & SME, a European market leader in residential energy storage systems.…

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The Future of Haptics & Touch Enabled Technologies

The more one hears of the amazing capabilities of new technology, the more one’s appreciation grows for what humans are capable of. Take, for example, SynTouch, and advanced system that quantifies the sense of touch…

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Sensor Based Planning for Consumer Products & Manufacturing

Sensors for Consumer Products People worldwide are now becoming familiar with smart watches, smart thermostats, smart refrigerators, smartphones, diabetic meal planning sensors, and more. All of these products are being improved at a breakneck pace;…

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Computer Science at the Core of Most Problems & Solutions

The Complexity & Importance of Computer Science According to Springer.com, the areas listed below are a key part of computer science. These are advanced areas that people concentrate in after years of studying the fundamentals,…

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Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

A Global Urban Renaissance? That the 21st century will be the “Urban Century” is not in dispute: the question is what kind of urban century will it be? Will it be Dickensian, Utopian or somewhere…

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The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

Land reclamation, or “land fill,” has no relation to “landfill,” places where garbage is buried. Land fill is the process of creating new land on riverbeds, lakes, and oceans. Many land reclamation projects start to…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Transforming Everyday Objects Into Smart Objects

The World’s First Very Light Single Engine Personal Jet

Non-Destructive Testing Improves Safety Without Causing Damage to Parts

Is Environmental Science Becoming a Victim of the War on Truth?

2017 Zayed Future Energy Prize for Sustainability & Clean Energy Innovation

The Future of Haptics & Touch Enabled Technologies

Sensor Based Planning for Consumer Products & Manufacturing

Computer Science at the Core of Most Problems & Solutions

Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

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