How to invisibly provide power to an LED? September 2, 2006
10:02 AM   Subscribe  How could I have LED's on a pane of glass
light up with no visible contacts like This amazing table?  At
an Ingo Maurer exhibit this weekend I saw a glass bench and
table embedded with white LED's. This is the first thing I've
ever seen with LED's that I would ever call elegant or
beautiful. However the table and bench are essentially not for
sale.  Is it possible for a non-international artist to recreate
this effect? I looked very closely at the table and bench and
couldn't find any obvious way that the electricity was being
transmitted, not even thin traces like the ones you can barely
see in transparent LCD displays. posted by Ookseer to Technology
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LEDs per table top, emitting light on both sides. 230/125 volts,
48 volts DC. INVISIBLE LIVE PARTS. There are tiny transparent
wires embedded between the 2 sheets of glass, connecting the
LEDs. The lights can be dimm