stereopses
/ˌstɛriˈɑpsiz/
noun
- The plural form of stereopsis; the perception of depth and three-dimensional structure obtained from the visual information provided by both eyes.
- The optometrist tested the patient's stereopses to check for depth perception problems.
- Animals with forward-facing eyes rely on stereopses to judge distances when hunting.
- Virtual reality headsets are designed to mimic natural stereopses for a realistic experience.