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.

Running Industrial Production Lines “Like a Swiss Watch”

Integrating Industrial Production Lines and Office Information Systems A huge global economic expansion looks to be in the works and will trace its roots and foundation to recent advances in industrial automation, smart grids, advanced robotics,…

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Performance Based Contracting Improves Outcomes For All Parties

These days mega-projects and giga-projects running into tens of billions of dollars mean huge risks for various players as they attempt to get a project finished on time and on budget. Whether a project is…

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Wastewater Plant Automation: Maximum Efficiency and Strong ROI

Key infrastructure around the world, in water and wastewater systems, for example, are aging, and significant infrastructure investment will be required to maintain and improve water supply efficiency. While the media is generally focused on…

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Japan Railways Automated Ticket Gates Named IEEE Milestone

If you’ve ever been to Japan, you know that Japanese subway and train automated ticket gates are the best in the world, putting most others to shame. Turn styles and gates in Boston make you feel…

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Challenges of Managing Huge Engineering Projects

The Dynamics of Mega & Giga Projects The photo above is of the Sondo Business District “Smart City” in South Korea being built at a cost of $40 billion and scheduled for completion this year.…

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Heating & Cooling Buildings With High-Tech Inflector Windows

More than 70% of all electricity consumed in the United States and more than 30% of carbon emissions come from efforts to warm people in the winter and cool them in the summer. Both jobs…

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King’s Hawaiian Automated Bakery Produces 8,000 Pounds of Bread an Hour

King’s Hawaiian (King’s) bread is nearly as well known as the Hawaiian Lei. For over 50 years, the company has been baking rounded lobes of sweet bread served up to tourists and purchased for friends…

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Non-Contact Sensors Boost Productivity, Cut Downtime, Reduce Expenses by 40% a Year

Mittal Arcelor, a world leading integrated steel and mining company, produces hot steel slabs and in the process of inspection uses non-contact sensors to measure product dimensions accurately and detect defects during steel production. When…

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U.S. Manufacturing & Middle Class Renaissance Highlights

Supporting U.S. Middle Class in the 21st Century As the U.S. economy slowly improves, American manufacturing is rebounding and companies find themselves cautiously optimistic: output and exports are increasing, new plants are being built, and…

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Engineering Disney’s “Tower of Terror” Ride

Disney’s Tower of Terror delivers on the promise to terrify people with massive acceleration, speed, and stomach churning stops. The attraction, based on a “Twilight Zone” episode, is a six-minute walk-through murder mystery and ride in which…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Running Industrial Production Lines “Like a Swiss Watch”

Performance Based Contracting Improves Outcomes For All Parties

Wastewater Plant Automation: Maximum Efficiency and Strong ROI

Japan Railways Automated Ticket Gates Named IEEE Milestone

Challenges of Managing Huge Engineering Projects

Heating & Cooling Buildings With High-Tech Inflector Windows

King’s Hawaiian Automated Bakery Produces 8,000 Pounds of Bread an Hour

Non-Contact Sensors Boost Productivity, Cut Downtime, Reduce Expenses by 40% a Year

U.S. Manufacturing & Middle Class Renaissance Highlights

Engineering Disney’s “Tower of Terror” Ride

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