Aussie students get insight into future for careers
The Powerhouse Museum in Australia is one of the most popular in Sydney. It contains more than 200 extraordinary permanent exhibits with many events for children and young people.
Hundreds of students from schools in Western Sydney have spent the day learning about future jobs.
They've been using drones, 3D printers, virtual reality goggles and robots to understand where technology is heading in years to come.
Some of the students came from disadvantaged schools and had never seen or had the chance to test futuristic gadgets before.
The expo was run by volunteers from tech-startups, universities and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization.
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