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.

How Air Mapping Technology is Helping Manned & Unmanned Aircraft

If you want to know where not to fly your drone, you could go to noflyzone.org and look it up on your computer or smartphone. But what if no-fly zones could be programmed into your drone…

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Songbird 500SR: Next Generation UAV for Search & Rescue

When search and rescue operations get underway in an area with difficult terrain, the best first tactic is to use a UAV to survey the area. As the Songbird 500SR specs show, the UAV has…

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Hawaii’s New 45-Ton Tidal Energy Harvester Making Waves

Hawaii is home to some of the most beautiful environs in the world where the power of Mother Nature is unmatched. According to the US Department of Energy (DOE), Hawaii is testing Azura, a 45-ton machine…

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4Front Robotics Drones Designed for Complex Civil Applications

Not all drone manufacturers are created equal. A drone manufacturing company shows its quality by the partners and clients it keeps. 4Front Robotics, headquartered in Calgary, Canada, has created UAVs and UVGs for forestry, agriculture, fire, surveillance, and…

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Solo: the World’s First Smart Micro Drone

Micro Drones are taking over the world, and they are increasingly packed with sophisticated high technology including “cinematic made automatic.” Micro Drone 3.0, otherwise known as Solo, from 3DRobotics (3DR), boasts a fully automated flight system…

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US Bionics Exoskeleton Wins $1M UAE AI Robotics Award

The World Health Organization estimates the number of people living with disabilities at 15 million. Technologies such as bionic arms and legs could help some of them live better lives. IndustryTap has reported on ReWalk…

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Cheap Robots Taking Over $10 Billion US Welding Market

I remember my 8th-grade shop class and the man who taught us how to weld. I made a metal log holder with two rings, a metal sheet and a couple of metal legs that required…

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Japan’s Robot Taxi Service Enters Hotly Contested New Market

While self-driving cars or autonomous vehicles in the US are a hot topic, the subject is getting at least as much attention in Japan. In 2016, the Japanese will have their first “robot taxis” on…

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Unfortunate Side Effects of Evolution: Unwanted Genetic Variations

Genetic Variations Permit Flexibility, Survival Scientists have identified 52 gene variations that signal macular degeneration risk in humans. Genetic variations are to be expected as the genetic diversity of a population is considered good for…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

How Air Mapping Technology is Helping Manned & Unmanned Aircraft

Songbird 500SR: Next Generation UAV for Search & Rescue

Hawaii’s New 45-Ton Tidal Energy Harvester Making Waves

4Front Robotics Drones Designed for Complex Civil Applications

Solo: the World’s First Smart Micro Drone

US Bionics Exoskeleton Wins $1M UAE AI Robotics Award

Cheap Robots Taking Over $10 Billion US Welding Market

Japan’s Robot Taxi Service Enters Hotly Contested New Market

Unfortunate Side Effects of Evolution: Unwanted Genetic Variations

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