Recently, scientists are preparing for the research, specially dedicated 3D glasses for insects. The purpose of the research is to know about the way the world worms around.Three-D spectacles are taught in 'Prying mentis', a type of long-footed insect. The insect's hand is bent in such a way that it seems that the insect is praying.
A group of neuroscience department of Newcastle University conducted this study. Various types of complex 3D displays are displayed in front of the mantis after adding three-D glasses to the eyes of the mentee. Similar images were used to test human eyes.
Scientists say that the sight of insects is much different than the human. People mainly create a 3D image across different aliens through two eyes. But if any part of the image of insects can create the 3D-D image then only move.
Vivek Nityananda, a member of the team of researchers, said that the mentors only attacked the moving victim. Because they can not determine the distance from the chart. Moreover, the mentors do not pay much attention to the details of the picture. They only see whether any part of the image is changing.
Scientists believe that the use of robotics can be used to collect robot images and process the process of determination and make the process easier. Three-D glasses in the eyes!
New Keckel University engineer Geith Terren said that most robots use 'Stereo Vision' just like people to get 3D images. But it is relatively a complex process. The human brain can easily capture images from complex processes. However, the brain of the insects is much smaller. So their process is a lot easier. So, he thinks this process will be very useful for small-size robots.