The article explores how smart technologies are shaping a new smart economy, driven by scientific and technological progress. These technologies, based on computer systems and microprocessors, lead to the production of smart products. Various examples of smart products across different industries are discussed. Evaluating the quality of smart products requires new criteria, similar to high-tech goods. Key quality criteria include ease of use, comprehensive system management, functional completeness, warranty service level, information security, and data protection features.