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# #scada-app — 2026-04-08
**11:50 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775674239189109):**
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**11:50 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775674246571229):** daily totals looks to be working
**12:13 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775675638217849):** we can use AI models on the platform we use. its already built in..
**12:14 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775675641142349):**
``` AI Models in ThingsBoard (available in CE 4.3.1.1)
Supported providers:
- OpenAI (GPT-4, etc.)
- Anthropic (Claude)
- Google Gemini / Vertex AI
- Azure OpenAI
- Mistral AI
- Amazon Bedrock
- GitHub Models
- Ollama (local models — you already have this on 192.168.1.61!)
What you can do:
1. Predict values — forecast tank levels, flow rates, pressure trends
2. Detect anomalies — flag unusual telemetry patterns in real-time
3. Classify device states — auto-categorize conditions (OK/Warning/Fault)
4. Generate insights — natural language summaries of system status
How it works: You configure an AI model in Settings, then use it in Rule Chain nodes (AI Request node) to process
telemetry data. It can trigger alarms, enrich data, or generate dashboard content.
For 3 Corners Ranch, practical uses could be:
- Anomaly detection on pressure/flow (flag unusual patterns before they become alarms)
- Predictive tank level alerts ("tank will be empty in X hours at current draw rate")
- Natural language daily summary ("Today: well ran 8 hours, pumped 12,000 gallons, pressure normal")
You could connect it to your local Ollama instance (free, no API costs) or use an Anthropic/OpenAI key for better
models. Want me to set up an AI model connection
```
**14:40 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775684410876709):** That's awesome! Would be cool to push a button and get a verbal rundown of the system. Also predicting problems sounds good also
**14:40 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775684426445069):** Big selling point
**14:41 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C0AJCF0GFFZ/p1775684481907339):** Or ask it, how much water will I have in the tank tomorrow at our current or average discharge and fill rates