Frederick Hayes-Roth
Frederick Hayes-Roth’s research connects intelligent systems with the architectures that organize their work. His work includes speech understanding and distributed decision systems. Hayes-Roth became Teknowledge’s chairman and chief executive in 1993. He also held earlier technology and research leadership roles there. In July 1998, Hayes-Roth and project leader Lou Coker worked on distributed object technology for wide-area decision-making infrastructure.
- Works
- 133
- Citations
- 8,436
- h-index
- 33
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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1992
Research recognition
AAAI elected Frederick Hayes-Roth as a Fellow in 1992.
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1993
A company leadership role
Hayes-Roth became Teknowledge’s chairman and chief executive in 1993. He also held earlier technology and research leadership roles there.
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1998
Distributed decision-making
In July 1998, Hayes-Roth and project leader Lou Coker worked on distributed object technology for wide-area decision-making infrastructure.
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As of October 2026
Intelligent architectures
He contributed to Hearsay-II speech understanding and its blackboard architecture, opportunistic planning, and distributed intelligent control.
Sources and credits
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