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Zachary Liollio

Zachary Liollio

Zach Liollio is an inventor and transportation inspector based out of Charleston, South Carolina. His research centers on the applications of automated equipment and vehicles in the construction industry. He has a Master’s of Science from The Citadel in Technical Project Management with a focus in systems engineering management.

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How Working from Home Can Save Our Highways

Arriving at the jobsite after eight in the evening, the phosphorescent white glow of construction li...
Zachary Liollio Jan 4, 2022 5:30:00 AM

Infrastructure Construction: An Under-Tapped Industry for Automation

Transportation infrastructure will be redefined in this century. Not just the modes that move goods ...
Zachary Liollio Jul 9, 2021 5:30:00 AM

Construction Automation and its Humanitarian Applications

Automation is becoming an invaluable piece of the contractor’s tool belt. The construction industry ...
Zachary Liollio May 25, 2021 5:30:00 AM

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