Assisted Reality, a practical XR solution tailored for enterprise deployments, is gaining prominence alongside AR and VR. RealWear's CEO, Dr. Chris Parkinson, highlighted its value as a real-time dashboard for industrial use. The AES panel, featuring industry giants like Boeing and Sysco, emphasized the challenges of immersive technologies. Sysco's Jeff Landowski warned about AR's potential visual interference, while Boeing stressed technology's purpose-driven adoption. Dr. Parkinson unveiled RealWear Navigator Z1, designed for AI in hazardous environments, emphasizing the role of wearables in AI. He underscored the need for products built for specific environments, exemplified by intentionally dropping the device during the event. The AES organizers agreed that Assisted Reality's immediate ROI and real-world use cases make it crucial for enterprise applications, a key insight from the summit focused on XR's industrial applications.