Experts and developers around the world are increasingly discussing “the end of the era of traditional screens” as a primary interface for interacting with technology, amid strong indications of the approaching new technical revolution that relies on an advanced generation of smart devices and alternative systems that eliminate the need for glass screens that currently dominate phones and tablets.
This future vision is based on the boom in generative artificial intelligence, the development of augmented and extended reality (XR) technologies, advanced audio interfaces, in addition to wearable technologies that rely on holographic display or direct light projection, leading to the development of peripheral computing technologies and direct neural interfaces.
Through this transformation, technology giants seek to make technology more integrated into the environment surrounding the user, and to reduce visual addiction and social separation associated with screens, which heralds a complete reformulation of the mechanism of daily lifestyle and human productivity in the coming decades.
