Disclosed is a stereo vision measuring device based on a binocular omni-directional vision sensor. Each ODVS composing the binocular omni-directional vision sensor adopts the design of mean angle resolution. The parameters of two image collection cameras are in complete accord and in possession of a pretty good symmetry, and can quickly realize the point-to-point matching. The device adopts a unified spherical coordinate in the process of data collection, processing, description and representation of space objects in terms of centering on human in visual space, and adopts the elements of distance sense, direction sense and color sense to express features of each characteristic point, thereby simplifying the complication of calculus, omitting the calibration of the cameras, facilitating the feature extraction and realizing the stereo image matching easily, finally realizing the purpose of high-effective, real-time, and accurate stereo vision measurement. The device can be applied in a plurality of fields of industrial detection, object identification, robot automatic guidance, astronautics, aeronautics, military affairs, etc.