I own a Oliso iron for about 3 years and absolutely love it. It gives me more room since I can even put it down on the material. The only draw back to it is..........
I am so used to just putting it down that I almost burned the cover of the ironing board while attending a quilting meeting. That iron was not an Oliso. 😊😊😊
As far as the "Smart Oliso" I am not sure. There are numerous models available.

I do have one and like it but same as crafter you can forget when using a regular iron and burn up a cover. Also they are heavy. Hugs. nan

I recently had to buy a new iron again. I do several hours ironing each week. I looked into the oliso irons but decided on another brand for a few reasons.
I need one with a big tank that can be refilled while it is still on, lightweight, lots of steam and more importantly one that won't burn the fabric if accidentally left on it! I decided on the philips perfect care aqua pro. I also don't accidentally knock the temperature dial each time i grab the handle as it does not have one. I can go from organza to denim and back again without changing settings or having to wait for it to heat up or cool down. I had the same iron before but an older model. I was once distracted by one of the kids in the middle of ironing work trousers(left the iron on the fabric) and then had forgotten what I was doing until almost 10mins later. I ran back expecting a hot melted mess if not a fire but it was as I left it. Not even a scorch mark! That iron saved me many times and is a breeze to iron and steam dance costumes and bridal wear without fear of burning them. I call it my safe iron as I can also iron over printed decals without them melting.
Definieltely research and if you know someone with the oliso iron see if you can test it out.