  In this article we present the basics of manifold relevance determination
(MRD) as introduced in \cite{mrd}, and some applications where the technology
might be of particular use. Section 1 acts as a short tutorial of the ideas
developed in \cite{mrd}, while Section 2 presents possible applications in
sensor fusion, multi-agent SLAM, and "human-appropriate" robot movement (e.g.
legibility and predictability~\cite{dragan-hri-2013}). In particular, we show
how MRD can be used to construct the underlying models in a data driven manner,
rather than directly leveraging first principles theories (e.g., physics,
psychology) as is commonly the case for sensor fusion, SLAM, and human robot
interaction. We note that [Bekiroglu et al., 2016] leveraged MRD for correcting
unstable robot grasps to stable robot grasps.
