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Vision in depth of three dimensions as a result of the spacing of the eyes. This spacing allows the eyes to see objects from...

computer vision

Computer vision enables computers to interpret and make decisions based on visual data, such as images and videos. It...

CoaXPress

CoaXPress (CoaXPress or CXP) is a standardized digital interface and communication protocol used primarily in machine vision...

optical camouflage

The use of retroreflective projection technology (RPT) to project a background image onto a masked object, such as a vehicle...

stereoscopy

The array of methods used in the transmission and reception of pictures and images with a three-dimensional appearance.

metabolite

A metabolite is any small molecule that is a product of metabolism, the chemical processes that occur within living...

stereoscopic distortion

An exaggerated depth appearance in stereo photographs caused by the lenses in the camera being farther apart than the eyes...

low Earth orbit

Low Earth orbit (LEO) refers to a region in space that is relatively close to Earth's surface, typically characterized by...

stereoscopic television

A television system in which the images produced appear three-dimensional.

geosynchronous satellite

A man-made satellite that orbits 35,680 km from the Earth at a rate of one orbit per 24-hour period, thereby retaining its...

positioning

Positioning generally refers to the determination or identification of the location or placement of an object, person, or...

stereoscopic radius

The maximum distance at which the stereoscopic effect may be observed. With respect to the unaided human eye, it has been...

scanning electron microscopy

Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is an advanced imaging technique used in microscopy to obtain high-resolution,...

rhomboid prism

A reflecting prism that is rhomboidal in shape. It has two parallel transmitting faces, and two parallel reflecting faces;...

stereoscopic rangefinder

A rangefinder similar to a pair of binoculars with a long base, a dot or other wander mark provided in each eyepiece field,...

prism binoculars

A pair of telescopes with prismatically erected images, mounted side by side with the eyepieces at the interocular distance...

hyperstereoscopy

A type of stereoscopic photography in which the distance between the two view points is greater than the average...

histology

Histology is the branch of biology and medicine that involves the study of the microscopic structure of tissues and organs...

relief

The discernment of depth or apparent difference in distance that causes the object to stand out from its background because...

base-altitude ratio

In aerial photography, the ratio derived from a stereoscopic pair of photographs that represents the air-base length divided...

rolling shutter artifacts

Rolling shutter artifacts are distortions or visual anomalies that can occur in images or videos captured by cameras with...

microstereoscope

A binocular microscope designed for the viewing of stereo pairs. As these stereoscopic image pairs are seen through a...

high dynamic range

High dynamic range (HDR) refers to a technology that allows for a broader and more dynamic range of luminosity in visual...

stereocomparator

1. A stereoscope that has adjustable scales to allow the determination of distances and dimensions from stereoscopic...

negative stereoscopic image

When a stereo pair of images is switched so that the right eye sees the left image and the left eye the right, the stereo...

stereoscope

A small instrument containing a picture support and a pair of magnifying lenses so arranged that the left eye sees only the...

illuminated table

A desklike apparatus with an opal glass surface illuminated from beneath by fluorescent tubes. It is equipped with roll...

Greenough microscope

A form of a stereoscopic microscope having paired objectives, prisms and eyepieces, and invented by H. Greenough.

heightfinder

A rangefinder used to determine the height or altitude of aerial targets by means of optical triangulation. The device...

virtual reality

Virtual reality (VR) is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment or experience that can be...

distortion

A general term referring to the situation in which an image is not a true-to-scale reproduction of an object. The term also...

lenticular stereo photography

A type of stereoscopic photography in which a pair of lenses focuses a pair of images, relative to the positions of the two...

videography

Videography refers to the process of capturing moving images and recording them in a digital format. It involves the use of...

eye test apparatus

Instruments used by ophthalmologists and optometrists to study the eye. There are, for instance, the ophthalmoscope to...

digital camera

A digital camera is a device that captures and records still images or video in digital format. Unlike traditional film...

stereoscopic photography

The photographing of a scene from positions corresponding to the locations of both eyes. A viewing device is used to present...

binocular

Designating any instrument in which both eyes can be used to view the image to achieve a stereoscopic effect, or merely to...

histochemical staining

Histochemical staining is a laboratory technique used in biology and medicine to visualize specific chemical components...

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