Turbocam India Pvt. Ltd. TURBOCAM (for TURBOmachinery Computer-Aided Manufacturing) started as a software applications company in Madbury, New Hampshire, in September 1985. While its mission was committed to paper and refined several years later, the ideals of creating wealth for people, supporting Christian service to God and people, and manufacturing valuable turbomachinery products were central in the startup. The early years saw many software solutions for manufacturing within different applications, while at the same time TURBOCAM was developing expertise in 5-axis programming, primarily for bladed rotating parts. In 1987, TURBOCAM incorporated and bought a small BostoMatic 5-axis machine. One year later, the company grew and rented space in Dover, N.H., where it thrived for the next 16 years. In 1988, the company prototyped impellers for the smallest turbo air compressor in the industry, a 125HP machine, and helped to produce a highly efficient machine. Soon these game-changing impellers found their way into larger air compressors for several manufacturers. With better aerodynamic designs and improved dynamic balance, these impellers challenged the cast wheels that were traditionally used in the industry. These new impellers built on the metal properties of forged bar or billet instead of castings. In 1990, TURBOCAM brashly contracted to make four stages of shrouded blisks for development of the Boeing 777 engines. The making of these incredibly difficult parts taxed every resource of the company in software, machine design and maintenance, and machining skills. Ten months later, the capabilities of the company advanced greatly preparing it for bigger challenges. During this same period, the company made two blisks and two stators for a small experimental aero engine. The customer claimed that the blades were perfect, with zero deviation from the nominal. Several engineers from that company later moved on to other employers, bringing more customers and projects with them as they continued to rave about TURBOCAM's quality.