paraxial
/ˌparəˈksīəl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or denoting a type of vision in which parallel lines of sight converge at a distant object, as in binocular vision.
“The paraxial vision system was developed to improve the accuracy of binocular vision in robotic systems.”
2. noun
a system or mechanism that uses paraxial vision, especially in binocular vision systems.
“The company developed a new paraxial system for use in autonomous vehicles.”