“Brickstone 3” to Launch in Tel Aviv as Fully Robotic Safe Deposit Complex

Tel Aviv will open the first automated safe deposit box complex in Israel and the Middle East on November 15, the company Brickstone announced. The facility, named “Brixton 3,” will operate entirely without human contact, using robotic retrieval systems to deliver and return safe deposit boxes to private booths.

According to Dvir Indig, CEO of Brickstone customers will access their safe boxes using a personal card, fingerprint identification, and a private code. After use, the robotic system will return the safe to a secured storage vault.

The project is being developed in cooperation with Gunnebo, an international provider of physical security technologies.

Brixton is owned by a group of investors with backgrounds in security systems and is chaired by Attorney Dvir Indig. The new facility will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Brixton currently operates three private safe-deposit complexes in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, with a total of 6,000 safe boxes. Indig said robotic safe-deposit facilities of this type currently operate in Switzerland, Abu Dhabi, and the United Kingdom, but this will be the first in the region.