Screen-less displays are an evolving technology that allows information to be transmitted and viewed without the need for a physical screen. Several technologies are being developed, including retinal projection displays that involve projecting light directly onto the retina and synaptic interfaces that send visual signals directly to the brain. The first major screen-less display was Google Glass, but future technologies could involve transparent LCD patches on eyeglasses or contact lenses that project images. Screen-less displays have advantages over traditional screens like higher resolution, wider viewing angles, and the ability to present 3D or augmented reality images. This emerging technology will impact areas like lighting, software, and opportunities for the visually impaired.