Object
Holodeck Laboratory Computer Consoles and Readouts
A continuous bank of integrated computer consoles and wall-mounted readouts lining the holodeck drafting laboratory: recessed console racks and wall panels built in dark/matte alloy with backlit touch-screens, holo-projection bezels, stacked processor modules, status LEDs and filament-like telemetry bars. Units present tactile input pads, voice‑interface nodes and small haptic surfaces; they are used for forensic playback, data review and scene reconstruction, forming the institutional technical backdrop for interrogation and diagnostic work.
3 appearances
Purpose
To present, control, and replay forensic holographic reconstructions and telemetry—displaying synchronized readouts, timeline data, and scene playback for deposition and analysis.
Significance
These consoles anchor the holodeck deposition: they translate competing accounts into visual, timestamped evidence, steer attention during the recreated meeting, and enable Krag's later telemetry reconstruction that shifts the case's trajectory.
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