Two-view stereoscopic

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Two-view stereoscopic, also known as biscopic stereoscopic, is when something looks solid when it is generated at least in part using binocular depth cues, primarily binocular disparity.

It refers to the capability of an imaging system to represent two views to a set of two eyes where the viewer perceives solidity.

A gadget that has two lenses and gives a 3D effect is biscopic stereoscopic, such as the Meta Quest 3.

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