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.

Acidic Environments & Why pH is Important

According to Wikipedia, “an acid is a molecule or ion capable of donating a hydrogen (proton or hydrogen ion H+), or, alternatively, capable of forming a covalent bond with an electron pair….” Acidic pH levels…

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Agricultural Waste Management is Big & Green

Aiming for Ecological Sanitation Much has recently been made of household organic waste and sustainable urban agriculture. And the productive reuse of municipal and agricultural wastewater has been advancing steadily in recent decades. Now, new…

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New Bioengineering Technology Transforming Medicine & Biology

The world for bioengineers is becoming more interesting as their ideas have more currency in the real world. Take for instance Fluence Bioengineering which has just sold and deployed thousands of Fluence LEDs in the…

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Centimeter Level Accuracy of Global Positioning Systems

The first Global Positioning System (GPS) deployed by the United States became fully operational in April 1995, just 21 short years ago. In fact, one GPS early innovator from Caltech, Charles Trimble, just received the…

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Systems Engineering Helping Planners Assess 21st Century Challenges

In the 21st century, human civilization is becoming increasingly complex and will only become more so. Transportation systems, for example, see tens to hundreds of thousands if not millions of “trips” per day. To improve…

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Collaborative Robots Changing Agriculture

The recent suggestion by economics professor Mark Blyth of Brown University that just 10% of the world’s population will need to work to provide all of the goods and services needed by humanity is amazing.…

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How the Internet & Social Media Are Affecting Thinking, Behavior

How “Internet Brain” Affects Thinking & Behavior Scientists and researchers are now studying how computers and the internet, including social media, are affecting our brains, memories, image processing, social lives, and more. One of the…

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How 3D Scanning & Printing are Reverse Engineering Everything

Recent reports suggest that as soon as a product idea shows up on Kickstarter, if the idea has any merit, within a matter of two or three months that product is for sale in China.…

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Healthcare Robot Shipments Climbing

A recent operation involved a medical robot with four arms, 3D vision, and very steady hands. While large healthcare robots are now available, the promise of microbots that would be able to perform upkeep and…

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Weapons Community Sparks Fast Growing Anti-Jamming Equipment Market

Electric signals or waves are as important to electronic equipment as blood is to humans and animals: when deprived of these life-giving elements, equipment, people, and animals are rendered dead to the world. The Military…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Acidic Environments & Why pH is Important

Agricultural Waste Management is Big & Green

New Bioengineering Technology Transforming Medicine & Biology

Centimeter Level Accuracy of Global Positioning Systems

Systems Engineering Helping Planners Assess 21st Century Challenges

Collaborative Robots Changing Agriculture

How 3D Scanning & Printing are Reverse Engineering Everything

Healthcare Robot Shipments Climbing

Weapons Community Sparks Fast Growing Anti-Jamming Equipment Market

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