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Dear Matteo, That is a very interesting question I also recently discussed. In the end we were wondering if it wouldn't be an option to construct a (flexible) divider between the eyes, through the middle of the head of the subject, all the way to the projection screen (which is attached to the MEG system). One could think of a partly plastic (straight-edged, connected to the projection screen), partly cloth or styrofoam (at the subject-side connected from forehead to chin) divider. The visual stereoscopic image could then be presented on separate left-right halfs of the projection screen. Can you imagine it (if not I will sketch it out)? It would be great to hear of your thoughts on this, or to hear other options. best, Stephen On 24 April 2013 12:26, Matteo Visconti di Oleggio Castello < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear all, > > is anyone aware of commercial mirror stereoscopes which are MEG > compatible? we would like to avoid anaglyph glasses, but we still haven't > found a way to use such a device without introducing artifacts. > > Any suggestion is highly appreciated. > > Thank you! > > Best, > Matteo >