Sending data wirelessly without a decoder at receiver?

[frostravenstorm]

Hi folks,

I'm using an Arduino Uno to control some LEDs. Right now, I have a nice little setup, except that in order to keep everything at a common ground, I have to run wires across my room. I'm not a huge fan of this - I've kicked them and knocked them out a few times, and I'm worried about damaging components.

What I'd like to do is to be able to wirelessly send data (in this case, from the FastLED library) between a transmitter and receiver, and do all of the work to properly encode it at the transmitter, i.e. using only one Arduino. Ideally I could directly hook the receiver into the LEDs, with nothing in between. Is this possible?

Thanks.

[Railroader]

Add an Arduino to each receiver.

[frostravenstorm]

Railroader:
Add an Arduino to each receiver.

I should probably clarify - I'm hoping to avoid doing this. I recognize that it's possible by using more Arduinos (and I have enough boards), but I was hoping against hope that there was a way to do without.
That said, your reply seems to indicate that this isn't possible. Is that correct?

[CrossRoads]

Need some smarts at the receiving end to receive the data and drive the fastled algorithm. A receiver by itself can't do that.