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BigTech is a company depicted in Big City Greens. Led by its eccentric CEO Gwendolyn Zapp, the company makes very innovative products, like the Vrüm, F.R.A.N.K., the Fun Fon smartphone, and the Flawless You! supercomputer.
Appearance[]
Exterior[]
The Big Tech building is shaped like a planet with two rings around it. The two rings are a ramp which starts on the ground and climbs upwards. Since the Vrüm came down it, there is likely a door on the left side. There is s sign that reads: "BIG TECH" in small white letters. In "Car Trouble" there are posters featuring the several products made by the company. In Big City Greens the Movie: Spacecation, it is revealed that there is a big carpark in front of BigTech.
Interior[]
Main lobby[]
There is a giant green octahedron visible upon entering the building, which Gwendolyn uses to quickly travel between locations. It can also scan people that enter to make sure they are allowed in.
History[]
Introduced in "Car Trouble", BigTech, led by the CEO Gwendolyn Zapp is shown to be a modern company which constantly innovates by creating futuristic products.
In "Jingled", Bonnie Spark revealed that Rick Razzle wrote an unnamed jingle for BigTech.
Known products[]
- The Vrüm, an electric car
- The Robo-Pants
- The Robo-Lips
- F.R.A.N.K., an AI-powered farmer robot
- The Mecha-Baler
- The Fun Fon smartphone
- BigTech Model 37 cell phones
- The Flawless You! supercomputer
- Compound 415C
- The Delivernator
- The farming asteroid
- The Space Hotel
- S.S. Gwendolyn
- Parent Plus
Trivia[]
- Its name is derived off of the term of the same name, a term used to commonly refer to the big five tech companies based in the United States: Alphabet/Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta/Facebook, and Microsoft.
- In "One Hundred", Gwendolyn shows Cricket and Remy an invention called the Biggifier, though this may be fake, as the boy's story was made up.