New York | December 2013
Alpha One Labs founder Sean Auriti talks about pigeon helmets and the future of makerspaces after the demise of 3rd Ward. 'You need to have a good business model,' he says. 'Having a makerspace as a non-profit is a little more difficult than having it as a for-profit.'
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