He's been using VR for a decade and AR since HoloLens; loves thinking about what the next immersive interfaces will be, and how design can be experienced digitally. His XR interests were a part of what got him into corporate innovative technology planning at stantec and in previous roles where he investigated many potential business adoptions of emerging technology like data visualization from siloed data, quantum computing for transportation, AI-object recognition & inference, computational/automated design and many others.

He's the third in a line of Aubreys and has gone by Brey much of his life but is comfortable with Aubrey, if you're not into the whole brevity thing. He comes from Houston, Texas where he earned his architecture degree at the University of Houston and enjoyed early classes of digital fabrication and space architecture within the SICSA program. His first professional role at HOK leveraged his interests at Johnson Space Center on NASA's first Revit project, CAIL 29. Projects in outer space or other planets remain on the bucket list. He's taken digifab projects to festivals several times and enjoys working vacations; building art with parametric modeling, real-time rendering, modulating complex construction and good old fashioned carpentry.

Brey resides in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is additionally a part of the Digital Twin Consortium, VRARA, Volterra-Detroit Foundation, UBC SALA, building transformations and BuildingSMART Canada.