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Collaborate with 8ight

Build the point of view.

We partner with people who can put hands-free capture somewhere meaningful: a place, a craft, a community, or a moment worth seeing.

For creators, brands, communities, venues, production teams, and technical partners.

Context makes a new camera feel inevitable.

  • Field stories
  • Launch activations
  • Product integration

The best collaboration does more than put 8ight in frame. It shows why first-person capture belongs in a real workflow, community, experience, or story.

Where we can make something real together.

Three broad paths, each shaped around a clear audience and outcome rather than a fixed sponsorship package.

Detailed 8ight smart glasses CAD model displayed during product design

Brands and product teams

Integrations that give POV capture a useful role.

Co-designed experiences, specialist workflows, product integrations, field testing, and launch-ready use cases.

Camera crew discussing the blue-set setup during an 8ight production

Creators and production

Stories that only make sense from inside the moment.

Creator-led stories, launch visuals, field-use content, events, and productions where first-person context changes the result.

Technicians reviewing machined tooling during an 8ight engineering session

Technical partners

Engineering, optics, materials, and manufacturing.

Technical collaborations that improve fit, performance, reliability, production, or how the product works in specialist environments.

A strong fit starts with clarity.

We look for proposals where the use case, audience, and mutual value are easy to understand.

A real reason to capture POV

The idea should make hands-free, first-person recording more useful than holding a phone or mounting a camera.

An audience that will understand why

Reach matters, but relevance matters more. We look for people and communities with a credible reason to care.

A useful outcome for both sides

Content, learning, access, product insight, distribution, or a memorable live experience should be clear from the start.

Built with partners who care about the details.

Collaboration is already part of how 8ight is made, from the first physical prototype to the conversations that refine every component.

Colored camera-glasses prototype studies beside an active CAD review
Physical prototype review | 2025
Engineering team inspecting a physical camera-glasses prototype together
The right partner brings a perspective we could not build alone. That can be technical expertise, cultural context, creative direction, access to a place, or trust with a community.

From first thought to a collaboration with shape.

A transparent process keeps ambitious ideas focused and gives both teams a clean point to decide.

01

Share the context

Tell us where 8ight belongs, who the idea serves, and why first-person capture changes the experience.

02

Shape the idea

Align on format, responsibilities, timing, approvals, product access, and the outcome both teams need.

03

Make it real

Build a practical plan, produce with care, and review the work against the original reason for collaborating.

A better brief gets a better answer.

We do not need a finished deck. We do need enough context to understand the idea, the people involved, and what the collaboration should achieve.

  1. 01

    Who you are and the audience you serve

  2. 02

    The place, workflow, event, or story

  3. 03

    Timing, location, deliverables, and budget

  4. 04

    Why POV capture is essential to the idea

Start the conversation.

By submitting, you agree that 8ight may use these details to review and respond to your proposal.

Before you propose.

A few useful details for brands, creators, communities, venues, and technical partners.

What kinds of collaborations is 8ight considering?

We are open to creator productions, brand activations, events, product integrations, field testing, community partnerships, retail experiences, and technical collaborations when the POV use case is clear.

Can we collaborate before the public launch?

Yes. Pre-launch work may include product feedback, controlled field use, launch content, technical development, or campaign planning. Scope depends on product readiness, region, timing, and available units.

What should a proposal include?

Share who is involved, the audience, the context, the core idea, location, timing, expected deliverables, budget range, and why hands-free POV is essential to the outcome.

Bring us somewhere POV capture matters.

We are building 8ight with people who can make the product more useful, more credible, and more human.

Propose a collaboration