This invention describes an electronic device that can detect when it's exposed to moisture. It uses a moisture sensor, connected to the device's main processor, to monitor for water. If a significant amount of moisture is detected, the device automatically switches into a special "moisture response mode," which might involve shutting down certain parts to prevent damage, and can return to normal operation once the moisture level drops below a safe threshold.
Why it matters: Filed before widespread IP-rated consumer electronics, this invention's reactive protection could now be integrated more seamlessly. Advances in miniaturized sensors and sophisticated power management ICs make implementing its dynamic operational changes more feasible and cost-effective than in 2013.
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