Israel's first automated safe deposit facility set to launch
The Brixton 3 complex, featuring 2,500 robotic-operated safes, offers private and secure access through personal cards, fingerprint identification, and unique codes.
The innovative Brixton 3 complex, Israel's first fully automated safe deposit facility, is slated to open in the first quarter of 2025. With an investment of NIS 5 million, the facility will operate without human intervention, relying entirely on advanced robotic technology.
The complex will house 2,500 safes, enabling clients to access their belongings in private and discreet rooms. Users can retrieve and return safes using a personal card, fingerprint recognition, and a unique code. All safes will be transported by robots, ensuring maximum security and efficiency.
The Brixton 3 facility was developed in collaboration with Gunnebo, a global leader in security solutions.
Dvir Indig, CEO of Brixton, stated, "'Brixton 3' is located on the ground floor of the Rubinstein Tower in Tel Aviv, near the existing Brixton 1 facility."
Brixton is owned by a group of former security professionals led by attorney Dvir Indig. The company currently operates two private, high-security safe deposit facilities in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, collectively offering 6,000 safes while maintaining exceptional standards of security and discretion.
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