stereoscopic vision

Babies don’t develop stereoscopic vision for the first few months of their life; they have a hard time perceiving depth and dimensions, and therefore gravitate to swirling shapes and bright colors.

Vertebrate animals use their stereoscopic vision to perceive depth.

It relies on stereoscopic vision with RGB cameras to capture depth, but it is its powerful algorithms that allow it to pick a strawberry every two seconds.

And in VR, you get stereoscopic vision and the ability to look around yourself without even thinking about it.

The screen needs to be where ever you look, and your arms must be free to gesticulate, and there must be stereoscopic vision.