One of those experiments discovered a phenomenon called “continuous flash suppression,” possibly because “functionally blinding someone in one eye” didn’t have a nice ring to it.

Seeing double in one eye can be dizzying, but there’s no need to panic. Learn how it’s diagnosed, treatment options, and more. Health ... which is called binocular diplopia.

Seeing in 3-D with just one eye: stereopsis without binocular vision. Psychological Science. Vol. 24, September 2013, p.1673.

Studies on binocular vision have mainly focused on the negative impact that differences between eyes, owing to surgery in one eye only, may have on binocular measures of vision, such as stereopsis ...

Double vision, or diplopia, occurs when a person sees two images instead of one. Performing certain eye exercises may help to reduce double vision in some cases. When a person has double vision ...

Powerful new binocular telescope opens one eye. ... And although only one of the main mirrors has been finished – the other will be ready next year – the facility is already in demand.

A similar experiment could, in theory, be done for binocular rivalry. When one eye's image is suppressed entirely during rivalry, can you nonetheless reach out and touch a spot presented to that ...

The binocular (both eyes) visual field is not routinely measured clinically, mainly because of the already long time that monocular (one eye) measures take. Thus, clinicians are reliant on piecing ...

Robots, like humans, usually use binocular vision to perceive depth. Two connected cameras act as the robot’s eyes. By measuring the slight difference in the direction each eye has to point… ...