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3D object recognition with motion

This extended abstract presents preliminary results of an experiment that explores the effects of stereoscopic and monoscopic viewing, and controlled and uncontrolled motion, on the accuracy and speed of visually comparing and matching solid and wire frame cube- and sphere-based objects presented on a computer screen.

Geoffrey S. Hubona | Gregory W. Shirah | David G. Fout

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