stereoscopic vision
stereoscopy

Each telescope is actually two telescopes giving stereoscopic vision.

They have heads with two forward facing eyes, allowing for precise stereoscopic vision.

These advanced primates had large brains and eyes at the front of the face that gave them stereoscopic forward vision.

Both can be brought to bear simultaneously on the same object and this makes stereoscopic, or three-dimensional, vision possible.

In addition, all models will have camera capability, including stereoscopic vision through dual cameras (available with the Marc-3).

That made possible the use of stereoscopic vision and increased the detail they could see.

The eyes of the animal could have had stereoscopic vision, which would help it find small prey.

As a consequence, he has limited sight in one eye and lacks normal stereoscopic vision.

The narrow views gave stereoscopic vision, much like what Kirk was used to in human form.

"Each eye is sweeping out a 180-degree arc, with overlap in the center to allow stereoscopic vision."