Béla Julesz
Béla Julesz · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Vision scientist who invented random-dot stereograms
1928, Budapest, Hungary — 2003, Highland Park, New Jersey, United States
Hungary · United States
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Béla Julesz was a Hungarian-American vision scientist at Bell Labs and Rutgers who invented the random-dot stereogram, proving that stereoscopic depth can be perceived from purely statistical patterns with no recognizable forms, and later developed the concept of 'textons' in texture perception. He was Jewish.
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Vision scientist who invented random-dot stereograms
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