First in Israel: Automated safe deposit box complex operated by robots

For the first time in Israel, an automated safe deposit box complex operated by robots will open in the fourth quarter of 2024. BRICKSTONE, in partnership with Gunnebo, is launching "BRICKSTONE 3," a fully automated facility that operates without human contact. Gunnebo, owned by the Altor Group, operates in 100 markets worldwide.

BRICKSTONE, a company specializing in the establishment and operation of secure safe deposit box facilities, is opening Israel's first fully automated safe deposit box complex, providing 24/7 availability with increased discretion and security using robot-operated systems. The "BRICKSTONE 3" facility will operate with a robotic system that allows clients to access their safe deposit boxes in a private room using a personal card, fingerprint identification, and a personal code. The safes will be delivered and returned to the private room by a robot, ensuring full security.

The "BRICKSTONE 3" complex will include 2,500 safe deposit boxes and is located on the ground floor of the Rubinstein Tower. The company invested approximately 5 million shekels in its construction. BRICKSTONE is owned by a group of business people with backgrounds in security, led by Attorney Dvir Indig.

Currently, the company owns two private and secure safe deposit box facilities managed with the highest levels of security and discretion. These facilities are located in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and include 6,000 safe deposit boxes.