ThingsBoard AI is operated by ThingsBoard, Inc. It provides AI features for ThingsBoard Cloud and self-hosted deployments. ThingsBoard’s AI assistants help users create and manage IoT solutions, including devices, dashboards, calculated fields, alarm rules and notifications.
The service uses Tavily to perform web searches from queries composed by its AI model. ThingsBoard’s privacy policy states that no platform identity data or user credentials are sent to Tavily. The policy separately identifies Google’s paid Gemini API as the provider that processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard identifies ThingsBoard, Inc. as the operator of ThingsBoard AI. It states that Tavily performs web searches from AI-model-composed queries and receives no platform identity data or user credentials. Google’s paid Gemini API processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard Privacy PolicyListed 20 Oct 2026 · ThingsBoard · Web pageThingsBoard identifies ThingsBoard, Inc. as the operator of ThingsBoard AI. It states that Tavily performs web searches from AI-model-composed queries and receives no platform identity data or user credentials. Google’s paid Gemini API processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard, operated by ThingsBoard, Inc., makes an IoT platform for connecting devices, collecting telemetry, managing equipment and building dashboards, alarms and automated workflows. Developers, equipment manufacturers and operations teams use it for industrial monitoring, energy management, smart buildings and other connected-device applications. It offers managed ThingsBoard Cloud and self-hosted deployments, alongside IoT Gateway, Edge, Trendz analytics and the TBMQ messaging broker. Built-in AI assistants help users create solutions and configure devices, dashboards and rules through natural-language requests.
ThingsBoard 4.4 merges Community and Professional editions under a new license
ThingsBoard released version 4.4 as a unified, source-available platform under the Business Source License. The change brings previously Professional-only capabilities into one product, with free commercial use capped at 100 devices on one server and a grant program protecting existing Community Edition deployments at their registered scale.
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ThingsBoard AI is operated by ThingsBoard, Inc. It provides AI features for ThingsBoard Cloud and self-hosted deployments. ThingsBoard’s AI assistants help users create and manage IoT solutions, including devices, dashboards, calculated fields, alarm rules and notifications.
The service uses Tavily to perform web searches from queries composed by its AI model. ThingsBoard’s privacy policy states that no platform identity data or user credentials are sent to Tavily. The policy separately identifies Google’s paid Gemini API as the provider that processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard identifies ThingsBoard, Inc. as the operator of ThingsBoard AI. It states that Tavily performs web searches from AI-model-composed queries and receives no platform identity data or user credentials. Google’s paid Gemini API processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard Privacy PolicyListed 20 Oct 2026 · ThingsBoard · Web pageThingsBoard identifies ThingsBoard, Inc. as the operator of ThingsBoard AI. It states that Tavily performs web searches from AI-model-composed queries and receives no platform identity data or user credentials. Google’s paid Gemini API processes conversation content and generates responses.
ThingsBoard, operated by ThingsBoard, Inc., makes an IoT platform for connecting devices, collecting telemetry, managing equipment and building dashboards, alarms and automated workflows. Developers, equipment manufacturers and operations teams use it for industrial monitoring, energy management, smart buildings and other connected-device applications. It offers managed ThingsBoard Cloud and self-hosted deployments, alongside IoT Gateway, Edge, Trendz analytics and the TBMQ messaging broker. Built-in AI assistants help users create solutions and configure devices, dashboards and rules through natural-language requests.
ThingsBoard 4.4 merges Community and Professional editions under a new license
ThingsBoard released version 4.4 as a unified, source-available platform under the Business Source License. The change brings previously Professional-only capabilities into one product, with free commercial use capped at 100 devices on one server and a grant program protecting existing Community Edition deployments at their registered scale.
