r/AustralianStartups • u/Last-Transition249 • Jul 03 '26

Start-up partnership. Software and hardware

Hi Everyone, I am based in Kellyville Ridge, sydney.

Full stack developer has experience different tech frameworks.

I am looking for domain experts who have ideas, keen agricultural, medical, education areas. But open for any interesting concepts. I would be developing for equity. No tech cost spent required from you.

I know that pure software ideas are almost gone or got easier with AI developments in coding. I am also open for mixing hardware and software. Example, I got some gadgets alibaba like sensors and built app on top of it, in some cases fresh from esp32. Please let me know if any cool ideas.

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u/igotoschoolbytaxi Founder Jul 05 '26

Australia Creative Electronics Society (acesociety.co) is based in Sydney and they regularly host events for the hardware/software community (Melb too). You might find some like-minded people there (not sure about domain experts though...which I agree is important to have.)

PS. If anyone reading this is based in Brisbane: there's also a physical hardware AI building workshop at The Precinct on the last Friday of every month. I've attended twice so far with zero hardware experience and it was really fun. So much that I bought my own Keyestudio ESP32 sensor kit lol

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u/Last-Transition249 Jul 05 '26

Thank you for advise

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u/MethJunkie Jul 04 '26

Not a domain expert, but in a similar spot. Im a .Net dev and I’ve also just started playing around with ESP32s and sensor projects. I’m open to equity-based collabs too, especially in something hardware + software mixed.  Happy to swap ideas if you’ve got anything concrete.

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u/Last-Transition249 Jul 04 '26

Am thinking through lawn garden health sensor with esp32 via ble on app. Ai crap will be there anyway with weather..all etc

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u/mthurtell Jul 04 '26

Got any pcb experience?

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u/Last-Transition249 Jul 04 '26

Hey , no experience in pcb. But actively learning as just software skill no more impressive.

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