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surface and material properties perception

Objects in the environment can be described at many scales. For example, an orange has a shape (roughly round) and, if we look more closely, we notice that the surface is smooth but irregular, composed of small bumps. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Surface and Material Properties Perception]

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