Happy Halloween 2023!
We hope you are enjoying the autumn holidays!
On October 31st, some states in Germany celebrate Reformationstag (Reformation day), while others observe November 1st as a holiday (All Saints’ Day). In the state of NRW in Germany (where we are located) we have the latter. Therefore, our office will be closed on Nov. 1st.
No matter which holiday you are celebrating, we wish everyone a Spooktacular Halloween and a relaxed Fall season!
KELLER.Software will be back to business as usual on November 2nd.
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Throwback 1985 – Heidenhain TNC control system KELLER keyboard
Get your floppy disk, V-neck sweater, and shoulder pads ready because on this #ThrowbackThursday, we’re taking you on a journey back to the ’80s.
In the photo, you can see a Nixdorf 8810 M75 Personal Computer with a ‘Color Monitor’ – boasting an impressive 640 KB of storage space! In comparison, today’s home and office computers typically have storage capacities ranging from 256 GB to 1 TB. In fields like video editing and 3D modelling, they can even go up to 4 TB, and there seems to be no limit in sight.
Right in front of this cutting-edge computer from that era, you’ll find a keyboard created by KELLER for the Heidenhain TNC 155 control system used in CNC training. This provided trainees with a 1:1 experience of the original control system and even had a connection to the CNC machine.
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Throwback 2012 – KELLER in China
Traveling the world with KELLER.Software! In 2012, we made significant strides in the Chinese market.
The fourth man from the left is Mr. Reckermann (Sales Director and our CNC programming expert). And the third from the right is Dr. Gao, our esteemed Chinese partner. In the background, you can see the “Guangzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College.”
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Throwback 2008 – KELLER in Michigan, USA
This photo takes us back to 2008 in the heart of Michigan, USA.
In this snapshot, you’ll notice our very own Mr. Reckermann, our Head of Sales and CNC programming expert (the gentleman with the cap), as he ventured with Ken Wright (in the middle), our former partner from Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, to connect with customers and potential partners across Michigan. On the left of the frame, you’ll catch a glimpse of a dedicated team member from Gerotech, our trusted regional HAAS dealer.
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KELLER.Software is heading into a long weekend!
From September 30th to October 3rd, 2023, our team members are taking a well-deserved break and will be unavailable during this time. Tuesday is “German Unity Day”, a public holiday, and we follow the German traditional Bridge day (Brückentag) at the firm, which makes Monday a holiday as well.
We will be back on the 4th of October with full Energy and enthusiasm.
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Throwback 2017 – Oktoberfest at KELLER
In keeping with the current season, on this #ThrowbackThursday, let’s take a trip down memory lane to not-so-distant past.
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Here’s to the time we’ve shared and to what lies ahead!
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Throwback 1988 – Maho MH 600 E
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