Course Project: HUMN 344 - Technology and Culture: Screen-less Display

This project explores screen-less display technology, an evolving field of computer-enhanced technology focused on transmitting visual information without screens or projectors. The project examines the technology's applications, including use in mobile phones for the visually impaired, development of screen-less computers and televisions, and holographic projections. It addresses the problems this technology aims to solve, such as providing portable solutions and enabling 3D image presentation. The project also considers the potential impacts of screen-less display, discussing who might benefit and who might be harmed by its implementation. The project references several research papers and patents to support its claims, offering insights into the current state and future possibilities of screen-less display technology. The analysis covers the advantages of the technology, such as low power requirements, high resolution, portability, and wider viewing angles, while acknowledging the ongoing development and high costs associated with the technology. The project concludes by highlighting the potential for screen-less display to revolutionize various aspects of daily life.