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.

SHIELD: Securing Integrated Chips to Prevent/Detect Tampering

US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s SHIELD project began earlier this year with multimillion-dollar awards to Northrop Grumman Systems ($12.3 million), SRI International ($6.8 million), and Charles Stark Draper Laboratory ($4.1 million). There are five…

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Replacing the Aging T38: Boeing T-X Aircraft & Simulation System Update

This week at the Air Force Association conference near Washington, DC, Boeing will introduce an early demonstration of its new T-X demonstrator or trainer, jointly designed with Saab. A trainer is a type of simplified…

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Watch Exuberant POV Skydive Into Packed NASCAR Racetrack

IndustryTap has covered Base Jumping, Free Falling, and the World Air Games, showing the intense experience of falling or dropping from great heights. Last week, skydivers Kevin Reynolds and Matthew Fitch released a point of view (POV) video…

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Quantum Dots to Power Buildings in the Future

Quantum Dots As Energy Sources The University of Milan-Bicocca (UNIMIB) in Italy, and the US Department of Energy’s Los Alamo’s National Laboratory(LANL), led by Victor Klimov at the Center for Advanced Solar Photophysics (CASP), have…

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See Leaked Toyota Prius 2015 Redesign

The iconic hybrid Toyota Prius, after seven years with no design changes, now has a new look. The new 2015 Toyota Prius has a restyled front end, a newly designed cabin that is slightly bigger,…

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As Rain Forests Go, So Goes Humanity

We all rely on tropical rain forests for fresh water, clean air, and a stable climate. Unfortunately, due to globalization, urbanization, and a global economy that creates unsustainable amounts of pollution and garbage, rain forests…

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Solar Powered Trains Helping India Reduce Energy Costs

The United States has the world’s largest network of railway lines with a total of 139,679 miles (224,792 km) followed by China at 69,593 miles (112,000 km), Russia at 53,437 miles (86,000 km) and India…

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Peek Retina Eye Exam Kit to Dramatically Reduce Global Rate of Blindness

According to Andrew Bastawrous in his TED presentation “Get Your Next Eye Exam on a Smartphone” (see video below), there are currently 39 million people in the world who are blind with 80% living in…

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Star Trek Like Tractor Beams To Remotely Adjust Position of Micro-Satellites

Arx Pax of Hendo Hoverboard fame has just announced a partnership with NASA under the Space Act Agreement (SAA) to design and manufacture devices that will create a magnetic “force field” between microsatellites, keeping them…

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MVPs: Mobile Virtual Players Reduce Injuries, Improve Football Skills

Robo Dummies Dartmouth College engineering students Elliot Kastner and Quinn Connell have created the world’s first Mobile Virtual Players (MVPs), or mobile tackling dummies, operated using wireless remote control devices like those used to fly…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

SHIELD: Securing Integrated Chips to Prevent/Detect Tampering

Replacing the Aging T38: Boeing T-X Aircraft & Simulation System Update

Watch Exuberant POV Skydive Into Packed NASCAR Racetrack

Quantum Dots to Power Buildings in the Future

See Leaked Toyota Prius 2015 Redesign

As Rain Forests Go, So Goes Humanity

Solar Powered Trains Helping India Reduce Energy Costs

Peek Retina Eye Exam Kit to Dramatically Reduce Global Rate of Blindness

Star Trek Like Tractor Beams To Remotely Adjust Position of Micro-Satellites

MVPs: Mobile Virtual Players Reduce Injuries, Improve Football Skills

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