Scotty of Strange Parts went to Akihabara (an area in Tokyo loaded with electronics, game arcades, and maid cafes) and found these cool wireless LEDs that can be illuminated with inductive chargers. He then bought some electronic components and a soldering iron and went back to his hotel room and made his own wireless LED.
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