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.

Global Construction Industry Enjoying Major Beneficial Tailwinds

The complicated business of the construction industry is awash in huge new challenges and opportunities. Unlike manufacturing, which primarily involves mass production, in construction, every project presents its own unique challenges. If not for the…

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Chinese Acqusition of German Robotics Powerhouse Kuka Would Help Make It a High End Manufacturing Power

More on China’s M&A Shopping Spree in Europe The Chinese government is known for its 5-year plans, and one of the most recent is a 5-year plan to make the Chinese robotics industry capable of…

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Oil Spills Continue to Plague the World as Tanker Traffic, Oil Pipe Flow Increase

The coastal metropolitan area of Vancouver, Canada, has become a major import, export, and business center thanks to the emergence of China as an economic power. The emergence of the US and Canada as major…

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Energy Wholesalers in a Pickle With Oversupply of Electricity

With all of the forms of energy coming on line, life for energy wholesalers must be good despite the fact that renewable energy is cutting the wholesale cost of energy. According to a recent article…

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New “Fire Tornadoes” Could Reduce Global Emissions with Eco-Friendly Combustion

Nearly Soot Free Combustion Nearly everyone has seen the out-of-control “fire tornadoes” or “fire whirls” thought to have been made worse and more intense by global climate change. Scientists have been thinking for years about…

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“The Third Wave” is a Technology Roadmap for Today’s Rapidly Changing World

The Continuation of Futuristic Thinking Some may remember reading the books of futurist Alvin Toffler back in the 1970’s and 80’s; in fact, he began his illustrious career with the publication of his first book…

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The Growing Global Demand for Steam Turbine Technology

Steam turbines are used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries in which electricity and heat drive many processes and it is often economical to integrate gas or steam turbines into processes to produce electricity that…

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Will Telomerase Research Overcome Cellular Senescence, Extend Life?

Hacking Human Software According to Marvin Minksky the human brain contains several hundred computer programs and gaining medical control over brain processes requires a full understanding of how these programs work. Recent advances in biomedicine such…

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Telepresence Robots for Remote Workers Going Mainstream

Mobile telebots and telepresence systems are now being offered by a variety of manufacturers and suppliers including Double Robotics, and the products are being used at companies such as LinkedIn to improve productivity (see video…

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Evolving Tactile Intelligence Technology to Give Robots “Hands On Learning” Capability

According to a new Research & Markets report, the global robotics industry will increase from $34 billion in 2016 to $226 billion by 2021, a CAGR of 46%. A large part of this growth will…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Global Construction Industry Enjoying Major Beneficial Tailwinds

Chinese Acqusition of German Robotics Powerhouse Kuka Would Help Make It a High End Manufacturing Power

Oil Spills Continue to Plague the World as Tanker Traffic, Oil Pipe Flow Increase

Energy Wholesalers in a Pickle With Oversupply of Electricity

New “Fire Tornadoes” Could Reduce Global Emissions with Eco-Friendly Combustion

“The Third Wave” is a Technology Roadmap for Today’s Rapidly Changing World

The Growing Global Demand for Steam Turbine Technology

Will Telomerase Research Overcome Cellular Senescence, Extend Life?

Telepresence Robots for Remote Workers Going Mainstream

Evolving Tactile Intelligence Technology to Give Robots “Hands On Learning” Capability

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