CNC know-how for the medical technology of tomorrow (KELLER.Academy)
CNC know-how for the medical technology of tomorrow: Thanks to the KELLER.Academy, the apprentices at hg medical GmbH had the opportunity to deepen their CNC programming skills!
In addition to basics turning with the X and Z, complex techniques with the C and Y axes, as well as tilting with spatial angles, were also covered. Finally, there was time for individual exercises tailored to the trainees’ needs.
The Head of Training Mr. Siegfried Minnich gave a positive feedback:
“Thank you for the successful programming training held at our facility!”
Our thanks go back to you – we appreciate the wonderful time and look forward to more successful trainings together!
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CNCplus training in Kyiv with Abplanalp and HAAS (Throwback 2007)
A look back to 2007: That year, KELLER traveled to Kyiv to train the sales and service team from Abplanalp (Ukraine) and the regional HAAS distributor in operating our product “CNCplus.” An intensive training session that shared our expertise with the world!
Representing KELLER on site: Mr. Reckermann, who led the training (second from the left in the 2nd photo, first on the right in the 3rd photo), and Mr. Kuliush, who supported as a translator (third from the right in the 2nd photo, standing next to Mr. Reckermann in the 3rd photo).
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Welcome to 2025! The KELLER.Software team wishes you a successful start to the year 2025! Thank you for your trust – we look forward to continuing to be your partner for innovative CNC solutions…
Pumpkin carving with CNC milling (Halloween 2024)
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Happy Halloween from KELLER.Software!
Our trainee, Mr. Daba, has taken on a special milling task with our CNC software SYMplus™ and carved … um, programmed! a pumpkin! This makes CNC learning fun and creative.
We wish everyone a wonderful time and a relaxing long weekend!
– Your KELLER.Software Team
Our office will be closed on November 1st due to a holiday in Germany. However, we will be back as usual on Monday, November 4th!
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Christmas Spirit in the Finnish Grillkota! This year, we took our KELLER Christmas party to a truly special location: the Finnish Grillkota (Fyrhouse) at the “Grillakademie” in Bochum. After a cozy…
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Successful KELLER.Academy Course with the RWTH Aachen University
New knowledge, new opportunities! Two users from the Zentral-Werkstatt der FRE (Department for Raw Materials and Waste Management) at RWTH Aachen University gained exciting insights into the basics of graphical programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™ at our KELLER.Academy.
Congratulations to Mr. Thomas and Mr. El-Neamany on successfully completing the KELLER.Academy course! Thank you for your trust and for the great time together.
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A long-standing friendship that connects: KELLER and the BZI Remscheid have enjoyed a close partnership for many years. One of the highlights was our joint trip to China in 2012! With the support of…
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Mr. Keller in his element: teaching! (Throwback 1970-80)
Our founder, Mr. Keller, in his element: teaching! (Man on the left next to the blackboard). Before founding R. & S. KELLER GmbH (today KELLER.Software) in 1986, Mr. Keller worked as a teacher and department head in the sector of metal technology. In this photo (circa 1970 to 1980), you see him during a class discussing “Systematic Action” – a fundamental principle that underpins all modern programming.
A fascinating glimpse into our past, showing how deeply our roots are anchored in education and metal technology.
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NETZSCH Group at the KELLER.Academy (Driven Tools, Level Swivel, PAL standard 2020)
We had a fantastic time at the KELLER.Academy! In 1.5 days, our participant explored driven tools, mastered the level swivel, and learned all about the changes brought by the 2020 reform at PAL.
Congratulations to Mr. Müller from NETZSCH Feinmahltechnik GmbH (NETZSCH Group) for successfully completing the KELLER.Academy course! Thank you for your participation!
The photos showcase results from the course: workpieces with 3+2 axes and C and Y axis.
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KELLER as guest exhibitor at the CAD Day (Throwback 2017)
At the 2017 CAD Day hosted by Mensch und Maschine Scholle GmbH in Velbert (Germany), we had the opportunity to participate as guest exhibitors. Alongside exciting discussions about Industry 4.0 and digital factories, we presented our then-new “SYMplus™ with plusCARE™ concept” live. A day full of exchanges and new insights!
In the photo, you can see Mr. Reckermann (the man in the white shirt) demonstrating our CNC software to interested attendees.
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Next Wednesday (December 4th), it's time – apprentices in the metal professions will put their skills to the test! Not quite prepared yet? No worries! With the student version of our CNC learning…
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Day of German Unity 2024
On October 3rd, we celebrate the Day of German Unity – a day that reminds us of the importance of solidarity and mutual support. These values also guide us at KELLER.Software in our mission to support and advance the CNC sector, whether in training or production. With our CNC software SYMplus, we provide the expertise for a strong and innovative future – for everyone.
Please note that the Friday after October 3rd is a “bridge day” (a day between a weekend and a statutory holiday which many employees in Germany like to take off to make their weekend last four instead of two days), and we will not be available on this day or on the public holiday.
Enjoy your time off and have a nice (long) fall weekend!
— Your KELLER.Software Team
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A visit rich in cultural and human connections! In January 2007, an invitation from the Salesian Order brought our sales representative to Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. The reason: Father Bergamin,…
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KELLER is a European pioneer(Throwback 2013)
In 2013, our company founder, Mr. Keller, was honored with the title of “European Pioneer” for his lifetime achievements in CNC training. This award was presented to him by the European educational network “EcoMedia-Europe” at the Metal Congress in Wolfsberg, Austria. A special moment that highlights KELLER’s vision and impact in the field of education.
In the photo, from left to right: Principal Norbert Aichholzer (Vocational School Wolfsberg), Mr. Keller, Director Herbert Eile (Project Coordinator of “EcoMedia-Europe”).
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Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™ (KELLER.Academy)
Once again in September, it was time for the KELLER.Academy! This time, the 1.5 course days focused on the basics of DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™. We would like to congratulate Mr. Filipp from Evoqua Water Technologies GmbH / Xylem and Mr. Rodriguez Schmitt from Willy-Brandt-Berufskolleg in Duisburg (Germany) on successfully completing this KELLER.Academy course!
Thank you for the wonderful time and the exchange of ideas! It was a pleasure to have you in Wuppertal – we look forward to seeing you again.
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