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.

Shrimp Exoskeletons May Aid Development of Advanced Composites

Unexplained Mysteries of Aquatic Habitats, Creatures Deep-sea marine science and biology researchers recently reported finding a species of shrimp, Pandalus Platyceros, living more than 6,000 feet (2000 meters) below the surface of the ocean, surviving…

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In-Pipe Hydropower: Electric Generators in Water Pipeline Infrastructure

When water is flowing through pipelines, there is energy that can be harvested. If those pipelines are from large municipal pipelines or industrial manufacturers pumping millions of gallons of water a day, the amount of…

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Programmable Wireless Ear Buds are Volume Knob on the World, Personal Sound Studio

From the beginning, humans have had to tolerate unwanted sounds. Covering your ears was about all you could do, until now. Hearable Wearable Technology Soon people everywhere will be able to manage sounds in their…

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World’s First Bionic Eye Implant Restores Central Vision of British Pensioner

Try closing one eye and keeping it closed for 10 years. Losing vision in one eye is severely debilitating for anyone, particularly for those who are active, engaged, and involved in the world. Now, an 80-year-old British…

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Hacking 21st Century Democracy: New Tools for the State, Society & Citizenship

The Emergence of an Internet Civil Framework According to Pia Mancini of Palo Alto, California’s DemocracyOS Foundation, in a recent TED Talk, “we are 21st century citizens doing our best to interact with 19th century designed institutions…

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Space Tugs to Capture Defunct Satellites With Static Electricity, Fling Into Outerspace

As has been widely reported, Earth’s geostationary orbit belt is filled with communication and science satellites. Lockheed Martin and Electro Optic Systems (EOS) have teamed up to create a space debris tracking system. NASA is…

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Will Advanced Technology Protect Elephants & Rhinos From Extinction?

There are a number of new programs using high technology to help protect dwindling populations of elephants and rhinos. In 2013 alone, over 40,000 elephants and 1,100 rhinos were poached. This means they were shot,…

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150 Contributions MIT Has Made to the World

The Boston Globe published a list of MIT 150 or “150 fascinating, fun, important, interesting, life-saving, life-altering, bizarre and old ways that MIT has made a difference” back in 2011 as part of a celebration…

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Professional Street Luger & OSU Engineering Students Team Up to Break 100 MPH

Addicted to Speed David Dean from Johnstown, Ohio has been involved in street luge since before his days at Ohio State University (OSU) where he graduated in 2007. Dean has seen his share of wipeouts…

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Brick Laying Robot Lays 1,000 Bricks an Hour, Builds 150 Homes a Year

An Australian company, Fastbrick Robotics, has invented a new brick laying machine it calls Hadrian after the ancient Roman Emperor who reigned from 117 AD to 138 AD and was renowned for the amount of…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Shrimp Exoskeletons May Aid Development of Advanced Composites

In-Pipe Hydropower: Electric Generators in Water Pipeline Infrastructure

Programmable Wireless Ear Buds are Volume Knob on the World, Personal Sound Studio

World’s First Bionic Eye Implant Restores Central Vision of British Pensioner

Hacking 21st Century Democracy: New Tools for the State, Society & Citizenship

Space Tugs to Capture Defunct Satellites With Static Electricity, Fling Into Outerspace

Will Advanced Technology Protect Elephants & Rhinos From Extinction?

150 Contributions MIT Has Made to the World

Professional Street Luger & OSU Engineering Students Team Up to Break 100 MPH

Brick Laying Robot Lays 1,000 Bricks an Hour, Builds 150 Homes a Year

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