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Tommy Duquette (left) is wrapping a sensor on the hand of professional featherweight boxer Victor Pasillas. Tommy, a former nationally ranked amateur boxer, is co-founder and head of business development at Hykso in the San Francisco Bay Area. He emails, “Hykso has developed boxing-focused, smartphone-connected sensors that track each punch, calculate its speed and intensity, and recognize its specific type. We started selling sensors in mid-February and sold $20K that month, $100K in March, and $150K in April. We’re focused on growth now, and our vision is to create the Nike of athletic-performance tracking.”