Engineer Builds Digital Replica of Elizabeth Holmes' Desk
Bo Lau's website recreates Holmes' 2016 workspace, letting visitors browse trial documents and run a simulated Theranos Edison device.
Engineer Bo Lau has built a website that simulates Elizabeth Holmes' desk as it would have looked around 2016, according to TechCrunch. Visitors can explore the workspace and browse documents made public during the United States v. Elizabeth Holmes trial.
The simulation reproduces the screens of Holmes' iPhone and MacBook Air, and includes a runnable version of the Theranos Edison device.
Lau is also promoting a watch party her company, Extend, is hosting for Nathan Fielder's upcoming documentary, 'You Can See Everything.'
Background
During the United States v. Elizabeth Holmes trial, over a thousand emails, slides, texts, and documents were unveiled.
Quick answers
What is the Elizabeth Holmes desk simulation?
It is a website created by engineer Bo Lau that recreates Holmes' desk environment from around 2016, including her iPhone and MacBook Air screens and a runnable Theranos Edison device.
What documents can visitors browse on the site?
The site lets users browse documents made public during the United States v. Elizabeth Holmes trial.
What is Bo Lau promoting?
Lau is promoting a watch party her company, Extend, is throwing for Nathan Fielder's upcoming documentary 'You Can See Everything.'