Dec 6, 2022
Live on Indiegogo, iContact Camera is an all new webcam designed for effortless eye contact.
San Francisco, California, United States - December 6, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

iContact Camera, the revolutionary new webcam designed for effortless eye contact, is live on Indiegogo InDemand following a highly successful crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.
With the rise of video calls, we often see the person we're speaking with on screen. Unfortunately, the video call experience is awkward and unnatural compared to in-person meetings. This is because web cameras are positioned above the person on the screen, and the result is the person appears to be looking down and away. This lack of alignment makes it difficult for callers to focus on the conversation.
“Eye contact and facial gestures are parts of communication that we value more than the spoken word,” says long-time film director and iContact creator Stacy Nimmo. “On set, we capture these nuances with actors, professional equipment, and multiple takes. In video calls, however, there's only one take of your performance, and it's tough to get that right with a traditional web camera that's out of alignment.”
The iContact Camera is a new webcam that aligns the camera with the person they’re speaking with. The result is an easy and immersive conversation with genuine eye contact. This leads to better overall engagement, less fatigue, and better retention of the information relayed in the conversation. In addition, the iContact Camera boasts an advanced image processing engine, a seven-element lens and delivers a brilliant 1080p HD image.
“We're losing human connection these days. Text messages and video calls make us hyperconnected but often results in missing important nonverbal cues,” adds Nimmo. “The iContact Camera aligns us and allows people to communicate more naturally.”
iContact is currently live and available to pre-order on Indiegogo: www.indiegogo.com/projects/icontact-camera-for-better-video-calls
About iContact Camera, LLC
iContact Camera, LLC, founded in 2021 in San Francisco, CA. We designed an eye contact webcam for more natural video calls. Our mission is to bring a genuine human connection back to online communication.
For more information on iContact Camera, please visit icontactcamera.com
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