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Three-dimensional imaging, also known as 3D imaging, is a technique used to create, view, and manipulate three-dimensional representations of objects or scenes. This technology allows for the visualization of objects in three dimensions, providing depth and spatial information that is not available with traditional two-dimensional imaging methods. Three-dimensional imaging is used in various fields such as medical imaging, computer graphics, archaeology, and virtual reality, among others. It involves the use of techniques such as stereoscopy, tomography, and computer-aided design to create realistic and immersive visual representations of objects and environments.