stereopsis
/ˌstɛriˈɑpsɪs/
noun
- The ability to see depth and three-dimensional shape by using the slightly different images from each eye.
- People who lose vision in one eye lose their stereopsis and may have trouble catching a ball.
- The 3D movie tested the audience's stereopsis by showing objects that seemed to pop out of the screen.
- Stereopsis allows us to judge how far away a car is when we cross the street.