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It is television or video that gives its viewers a perception of depth. That is, a viewer can feel the depth of different objects while watching TV. The same perception of depth was possible earlier with Stereoscopic TV.

This perception of depth is given to the viewers by providing slightly different views of the same scene, to each eye of a user. By analysing the differences between these two images, the human brain is able to distinguish objects at different depths.

In stereoscopic TV, all the viewers of the scene will see the same view. This is similar to the present IMAX cinemas, which shows 3D movies. The difference between 3D TV and stereoscopic TV is that, different views will see different views of the same scene. For example, in a future cinemas the displays 3D movies with this technology, the viewers will see different views of the scene, depending upon the place they sit, in the cinema.

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