The Batcomputer is the computer console located in the Batcave, built by Bruce Wayne and Alfred Pennyworth.
History[]
The Batcomputer was installed into the Batcave during some point in Batman's crime fighting career. As a custom piece of hardware, the Batcomputer is a series of large screens, suspended above the ground. The Batcomputer itself is connected to police scanners and news networks to better help Batman monitor crime throughout Gotham.[1]
Batman used the Batcomputer to easily crack the military grade encryption protecting secret files from LexCorp. The Batcomputer was later used by Alfred Pennyworth to remote control the Batwing.[2]
Searching for Cyborg[]
- "The program always gets twitchy with this footage."
- ―Alfred Pennyworth to Diana Prince[src]
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During Batman's planning phase to recruit the members of his team to combat the incoming invasion of Steppenwolf, Alfred developed a simulation system using a virtual link with Wayne Aerospace that would allow the user to simulate the experiences of each of the potential recruits and how they would deal with the respective threats posed by the Parademon invasion. A separate console was set up in the Wayne Aerospace Hangar to manage all six programs which had their own physical stations set up around the hangar.[3]
Alternate universes[]
Flashpoint Timeline[]
Barry searching for Clark Kent.
After years of the Batcave being abandoned, Barry Allen finds the Batcomputer and starts his search for Superman. First looking up every Clark Kent in the US, but realizing he wasn’t born but arrived, Barry looked for unidentified objects that entered the atmosphere near Kansas during the prior 50 years. While still searching, Bruce watches him from the Batcomputer’s security camera through his laptop, Barry eventually notices the camera and talks to Bruce about inevitable intersections and empathizes with him about them both losing their parents.
Before Barry retrieved his powers, he was looking at a 3d schematic of the Black Zero ship on the Batcomputer for more information on what it was capable of. Later breaking news footage of the ship plays on it after Barry wakes up with his powers back.
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Trivia[]
- "ORACLE NETWORK" can be seen in a tiny corner of a screen during Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. This is a reference to Barbara Gordon, who comes to be known as Oracle.
