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Description: Stereo vision is a technique used to extract three-dimensional (3D) information from two or more images captured from different angles or viewpoints. This process is based on the principle of human visual perception, where our eyes see the world from two slightly different perspectives, allowing the brain to interpret depth and shape of objects. […]