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.

Screen Printing Ultrathin Batteries on Solar Panels, Devices

The adoption of solar energy across the world has been massive, but things may get even better with the availability of new screen printed batteries that can drastically reduce the cost of collecting solar energy.…

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Harnessing the Gulf Stream with Underwater Ocean Turbines

One of the earth’s most significant power systems is the Gulf Stream which warms the North Atlantic. According to scientists, the Gulf Stream’s Atlantic currents move at an average of 5.6 mph (2.5 meters per…

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Artificial Intelligence is Big Business

Charlie Rose Does AI When Charlie Rose speaks, many people like to listen. He recently provided a look into AI in a 60 Minutes report, “Artificial Intelligence Positioned to be a Game Changer,” and it’s…

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nuTonomy Self Driving Taxi Trials in Singapore, Boston

A company called nuTonomy from Cambridge, Massachusetts has created self driving software and customized a Peugeot 3008 SUV to run on it. NuTonomy is testing its cars in Boston in the Seaport and Fort Point…

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Getting a Handle on AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks & Deep Learning

Today we are bombarded with terms that are often a bit obtuse. And there are closely related terms that seem to be synonyms or overlap related terms. How are the terms artificial intelligence, deep learning,…

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Humanitarian Architects Helping World’s 65 Million Displaced Refugees Build Homes

It is difficult to watch refugees, from whatever country or background, risk their lives to escape political persecution, wars, natural disasters, and more. But as is usually the case, it is the creative, imaginative, and…

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Electric & Hybrid Planes Promise Quiet, Low Emissions

In a recent interview with Elon Musk, he was asked if he could clone himself, which three new and exciting projects would he take on. One of his answers was that he would like to…

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Designing & Building New 3D Printed Super Yachts

One consequence of the growing wealth of the world’s 1% is superyachts that have become hundreds of feet long and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. The wealthiest are always looking for the next new…

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iPhone 8 Facial Recognition Scanner vs. Touch ID

New Biometric Authentication The last couple of iterations of the iPhone included touch ID, taking advantage of each human’s unique fingerprint to protect and provide access to devices. Bloomberg recently reported Apple is testing facial…

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Cost of Cybercrime to Reach $6 Trillion Annually by 2021

Once a software has been hacked, it is pretty much up to digital forensics experts to determine what has happened. It’s a regular part of “after hack” procedures to call in the forensics response team…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Screen Printing Ultrathin Batteries on Solar Panels, Devices

Harnessing the Gulf Stream with Underwater Ocean Turbines

Artificial Intelligence is Big Business

nuTonomy Self Driving Taxi Trials in Singapore, Boston

Getting a Handle on AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks & Deep Learning

Humanitarian Architects Helping World’s 65 Million Displaced Refugees Build Homes

Electric & Hybrid Planes Promise Quiet, Low Emissions

Designing & Building New 3D Printed Super Yachts

iPhone 8 Facial Recognition Scanner vs. Touch ID

Cost of Cybercrime to Reach $6 Trillion Annually by 2021

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