Stroud boy with cerebral palsy is first to trial exoskeleton

Stroud boy becomes first in the country to trial new technology to help him walk

Asger Marsh, aged 7, has cerebral palsy and struggles with his mobility

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Stroud boy with cerebral palsy is first to trial exoskeleton

Asger, seven, was able to walk all the way to school using the powered technology, his parents said.