Measuring 13.5 feet wide, 7.5 feet tall, and containing 33 million pixels, the wall is the first to be installed on an IU regional campus.

Virtually gaming. An IU East student takes a virtual reality break using the IQ-Wall. 

“This display will provide a visually stunning and unique environment for IU East students, staff, and faculty,” said Todd Duke, director of information technology at IU East. Uses for the IQ-Wall include presentations, sharing arts and media content, and collaborative sessions.

Recently the wall was used for a virtual degree presentation, as Katalin Marosi, one of 20 Women's Tennis Association players enrolled at IU East, received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree at her home in Hungary.

Hoosier in Hungary. WTA player Katalin Marosi receives her degree from IU East chancellor Kathy Cruz-Uribe in the virtual ceremony. 

The IQ-Wall is an open concept visualization system designed by IU’s Advanced Visualization Lab, part of the Research Technologies division of UITS and the Pervasive Technology Institute, and was installed by IU East UITS.