Using visible and infrared light –similar to that of a TV remote control– the researchers were able to transmit data at up to 280 Mbps over a distance of 10 metres.

2. Stresses that greater coordination and synergies need to be encouraged between the future common strategic framework for regional policy and the future common strategic framework for research and innovation programmes in order to strengthen European innovation cycles; calls on the Commission to ensure complementarities, setting out how they are to be achieved in practice; highlights, in this respect, the possibilities for creating synergies between the two policies, ensuring each other’s enforcement; stresses that a major challenge for Member States and regions is to create synergies between different funding instruments for research and innovation, in both the public and private sectors, and for financing follow-up to disseminate the ...[+++] results of such projects and make them visible; invites Member States to pay attention to the implementation of these policies at national and regional level, especially where responsibility for different EU funds rests with different national authorities, in order to improve the complementarities between the relevant programmes;

Light Measurement Protocols: When light measurements, such as illuminance and luminance, need to be made, a LMD shall be used with the computer monitor located in dark room conditions. The LMD shall be used to make measurements at the centre of, and perpendicular to the computer monitor screen (Reference VESA FPDM Standard 2.0, Appendix A115). The screen surface area to be measured shall cover at least 500 pixels, unless this exceeds the equivalent of a rectangular area with sides of lengths equal to 10 % of the visible screen height and w ...[+++]idth (in which case this latter limit applies). However, in no case may the illuminated area be smaller than the area the LMD is measuring (Reference VESA FPDM Standard 2.0, Section 301-2H).

Light Measurement Protocols: When light measurements, such as illuminance and luminance, need to be made, a LMD shall be used with the computer monitor located in dark room conditions. The LMD shall be used to make measurements at the centre of, and perpendicular to the computer monitor screen (Reference VESA FPDM Standard 2.0, Appendix A115). The screen surface area to be measured shall cover at least 500 pixels, unless this exceeds the equivalent of a rectangular area with sides of lengths equal to 10 % of the visible screen height and w ...[+++]idth (in which case this latter limit applies). However, in no case may the illuminated area be smaller than the area the LMD is measuring (Reference VESA FPDM Standard 2.0, Section 301-2H).