Last Jedi Interface

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    A screen aboard Leia's Resistance Cruiser visualizes the losses suffered by the Resistance in the film's opening battle.
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    A triptych of screens on the bridge of Leia's Resistance Cruiser displays orbital information.
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    Booth and his team designed the medical readout in Leia's recovery chambers to go haywire just as she gets an unexpected visitor.
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    A close-up of the interior of Poe's X-wing.
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    A wide shot of a First Order technician's station aboard General Hux's Star Destroyer. The aesthetic is a direct homage to the work of Harry Lange, art director and set decorator for the original Star Wars trilogy.
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    A screen aboard General Hux's Star Destroyer displays a transcript of the communication with Poe Dameron at the beginning of the film. The transcript is in Aurebesh, the writing system used to depict Galactic Basic, the most prevalent language in the Star Wars galaxy. And yes, it translates.
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    Tactical displays aboard the Dreadnaught from the beginning of the film. The display on the far right depicts the ship's primary weapon with simple geometric shapes. "At the time we designed it, we didn't have any imagery of what the ship or its gun would look like," Booth says. In the film, look closely and you see the graphic reflected in the helmet of a First Order technician.
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    A closeup of tactical displays aboard the Dreadnaught.
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    A graphical representation of the First Order's hyperspace-tracking tech.
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    More interfaces from aboard a Canto Bight ship. These and other blue interfaces from this part of the film are an homage to the work of computer graphics pioneer John Whitney.
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    A sleek graphical user interface from aboard a Canto Bight ship.
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    A screen aboard The Supremacy, Snoke's Mega-class Star Destroyer, visualizes the ship's defenses.
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    A screen inside Kylo Ren's shuttle depicts Crait's topology, the First Order's armaments, and the blast doors separating them from the Resistance.
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