Screenless displays are an emerging technology that allows information to be displayed without a physical screen. There are three main types: visual images using holograms or projections onto intermediate objects; retinal displays that project images directly onto the retina; and synaptic interfaces that transmit visual information directly to the brain. Some advantages are lower power needs, higher resolution, and greater portability compared to traditional screens. Challenges include high costs currently and the technology still being in development. Many companies are working to advance screenless displays for uses like augmented reality glasses and new generations of televisions without physical screens.