The modern practitioner of legerdemain, faces an uphill battle these days: audiences are jaded. Everyone's seen a YouTube tutorial on the French Drop. The humble palmed card, while classic, is fraught with peril sweaty hands, unfortunate angles, that one know-it-all in the front row with eagle eyes.
It's enough to make a conjurer consider a career in accountancy. Let's take advantage of the modern age and its cameras.
The Eye Spy is embedded within the bezel, shielded by a near-invisible layer of synthetic sapphire (for durability and optical clarity, naturally). It consists of a pinhole-aperture, high-resolution micro-camera designed to perfectly view the face of a playing card when the wearer's finger is innocently curled underneath said card as it's held, displayed, or even lost in the deck. This visual data the very essence of the card's identity is then transmitted via a low-power, encrypted micro-burst signal (to avoid detection by amateur radio enthusiasts in the audience) to a partnered receiver.
This receiver is cunningly disguised as a box for a deck of cards. Inside are the electronics and on one side is an unlit LED screen or, if desired, a pi running an algorithm to identify the card and display what it is. (for example 2c for 2 of clubs)
Thus freed from sleight of hand a magician has more time to focus on other magical tasks. Illicit use is strongly encouraged.