The ability to judge the distance and depth of an object by binocular vision.
Three-dimensional vision with depth perception.
Perception of the shape, depth, and distance of an object as a result of having ‘binocular vision. The brain receives two distinct images from the eyes, which it interprets as a single three-dimensional image.
Vision in which things have the appearance of solidity and relief, as though seen in three dimensions. Binocular vision produces this effect.
The process by which the eyes see and the brain interprets two different images; it helps a person see in three dimensions.