Abstract: A proactive low dimension count to high dimension count (e.g. 2D to 3D) apparatus, using a Monitor (1) (input source/projector providing data), and Camera (2) (a purpose-built data collector) for higher dimensional computing. For example, data is loaded from a 2D monitor with existing x and y axes, while a z-axis colour encoded for depth is created through a clocked-pix progression. We define a “pix” as a single capture of the monitor signal. A pix stream is loaded from the Camera (2) into the Processor (3). The monitor may be a physical computer monitor, television, audio/video communication device, or perspective. The camera typically uses photoreceptors to load monitor data into the camera Processor (3). The camera's output is handled by the processor and may also be characterized by Post-Processing (4), ultimately providing very high frame-rates for software applications involving rich real-time processing. During signal handling, feed-forward and feedback may dramatically enhance computational power (i.