Hardik Kabaria

Hardik Kabaria is the co-founder and CEO of Vinci, a frontier lab building systems that make physical reality continuously computable.

While software has become programmable, physics has remained episodic — accessed through discrete simulations and approximations. Vinci is changing that. Under Kabaria’s leadership, the company is building the first system in what's emerging as continuous physics infrastructure, where physics is no longer simulated but continuously computed.

At its core is a deterministic, solver-grounded physics foundation model that operates directly on manufacturing geometry without reliance on customer data. The system is already embedded inside semiconductor engineering workflows, continuously computing thermal and mechanical behavior as designs evolve.

This eliminates simulation as a gating event in engineering workflows, shifting physics from a bottleneck to an always-on constraint, and enabling companies to reach manufacturable, high-yield designs in fewer cycles.

Kabaria previously led software at Carbon and holds a Ph.D. from Stanford.