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This project explores how humans perceive three-dimensional shapes using binocular disparity cues. By combining brain imaging and stimulation techniques with behavioral measures, it aims to uncover the neural mechanisms underlying depth perception, with applications in clinical and technological fields.
The ability to retrieve information about three-dimensional (3D) structure in the environment is critical for the recognition of objects and for the execution of actions (e.g., grasping and manipulating objects).
One of the strongest cues to depth and shape is binocular disparity, which results from slightly different images of an object seen by the two separated eyes on the head.
To date, research that has been dedicated to understanding the processing of binocular disparity cues has mainly u…
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