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When you send a product back to a store or online retailer these days, many of them don’t deal with it much after that. Instead, the merchandise often gets shipped off to huge warehouses like AllSurplus Deals in Dallas, where returns are sorted, tested, and re-sold in what has become an expansive secondary market.

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The stand-alone device is designed to replace traditional means of surgical magnification, allowing for higher resolutions and augmented reality overlays.

The company is called Liquidity Services, and they purchase retailers' returned goods for pennies on the dollar, then sell it in on-line auctions.

Lightspeed PR/M client, Ocutrx, featured the Oculenz, a head mounted display created to restore sight to the 23M Americans suffering from Advanced Macular Degeneration. Lightspeed client, OrCam, showcased the OrCam Hear, a device that assists the deaf or hearing impaired.

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Rather than get put back on shelves, many returned goods enter the booming “reverse supply chain” industry, in which liquidators such as Liquidity Services sell off unwanted items by the pallet.