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** Share your photos    ANSYS CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS – SOLD OUT
          of these engineering
       marvels with the hashtag  Thursday November 15
         #ASMELandmarks **       8:30am–11:30am
                                 Limit 50 guests
                                 Cost $25

                                 Visit the world headquarters of ANSYS, global leader in engineering simulation. Here, advanced
                                 software tools that help engineers simulate diverse physics such as fluid dynamics, structures,
                                 electronics, semiconductors, and embedded software are planned, developed, and marketed.
                                 In this “insider’s” tour, you will:
                                 • Tour the workspace and meet the team that develops ANSYS Mechanical
                                 • Learn about advanced simulation concepts and technologies
                                 • Understand the process used to validate, verify, and demonstrate that simulation codes

                                    deliver results that match physical testing
                                 • Try ANSYS Discovery Live, an interactive experience in which you can manipulate geometry,

                                    materials types, or physics inputs, then instantaneously see changes in performance
                                 • Read posters on a variety of advanced fluids, structures, and multiphysics topics

                                 ASME LANDMARKS

                                 Pittsburgh is a city of engineering innovation and home to the Duquesne and Monongahela
                                 Inclines—two official ASME Historical Landmarks. These funiculars have been in operation
                                 for over 140 years, transporting pedestrians from the uphill neighborhoods to the industry
                                 by the riverbanks. Designed by engineer John Endres, they are the oldest and last of the
                                 original seventeen inclines in Pittsburgh and are examples of 19th and early 20th century
                                 transportation—still in action today! Designated Historical Landmarks in 1977, the city views
                                 are spectacular—offering sweeping views from Mt. Washington of the three rivers and the
                                 beautiful city—and the engineering history speaks for itself. The landmarks are approximately
                                 one mile in distance from each other.

                                 Traveling to Monongahela Incline – from Westin Convention Center

                                 Parking is free.

                                 8 minute drive from Westin Convention Center

                                 Bus fares are only $2.50 one way, exact change only.

                                 Bus from Liberty Avenue at 10th Street

                                 Traveling to Duquesne Incline – from Westin Convention Center

                                 Parking is free.

                                 5 minute drive from Westin Convention Center

                                 Bus fares are only $2.50 one way, exact change only.

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