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.

Frank Gehry to Redesign Eastern Gateway to Sunset Strip

Earlier this week, Townscape Partners announced that Frank Gehry has been chosen for the 8150 Sunset Project to redesign the eastern gateway, pictured above, to the 1.5 mile (2.4 km) Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.…

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Architect Ole Scheeren Creates New Guardian Art Center, Auction House in Beijing

German Architect Ole Scheeren of Beijing-based Buro Ole Scheeren has been working with the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design and Chinese planning authorities to create the Guardian Art Center pictured above, just two blocks from…

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Wind Turbine Manufacturers Now Favoring Taller Turbines, Longer Rotors

Like any manufacturer worth its salt, wind turbine manufacturers are hard at work coming up with new and better wind turbine designs and equipment in an effort to save money and become more efficient. The…

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Europe & Japan Jointly Developing New Hypersonic Plane

As the video below shows, breakfast in Tokyo, lunch in Paris. For this to become a reality, the worldwide aerospace industry has a lot to accomplish. But at today’s pace of change, booking your hypersonic…

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How the Japanese Run a Profitable, Sustainable Train System

Leave it up to the Japanese. That’s what I always say. As a well educated and worldly elder Japanese once told me, Japanese are capable of incredible evil and of incredible good. As far as…

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A Look at Emerging Green Nanotechnology

The image above by Pelagie Favi and Samantha Tracht of the University of Tennessee shows tentacles protruding from a sundew plant secreting a powerful adhesive capable of stretching to a million times its size. One…

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Nascent Field of Molecular Engineering Showing Great Promise

The oft use explanation of the size of human-created “nanomachines” is that thousands of them could fit inside the period at the end of this sentence. The rise of nanoscience and related fields are an…

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Visual, Auditory & Neural Interfaces & Assistive Devices

Scientists are at work on neural engineering for rehabilitation and brain science primarily using noninvasive brain computer interfaces (BCIs) that include electroencephalography (EEG) pattern recognition of mental tasks and self-regulating EEG responses by test subjects.…

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The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Atomically Precise Manufacturing Many have promised that nanotechnology will change the world forever by literally placing it on a new foundation built atom by atom. In his book called “Radical Abundance,” K. Eric Drexler, who…

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Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

IndustryTap has reported on the huge trend toward smart cities in “China Using Supercomputers to Design Smart Cities,” “India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative,” and “Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Urban Centers.” These articles…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Frank Gehry to Redesign Eastern Gateway to Sunset Strip

Architect Ole Scheeren Creates New Guardian Art Center, Auction House in Beijing

Wind Turbine Manufacturers Now Favoring Taller Turbines, Longer Rotors

Europe & Japan Jointly Developing New Hypersonic Plane

How the Japanese Run a Profitable, Sustainable Train System

A Look at Emerging Green Nanotechnology

Nascent Field of Molecular Engineering Showing Great Promise

Visual, Auditory & Neural Interfaces & Assistive Devices

The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

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