This is the solution to air conditioners we've all been waiting for Window air conditioners haven't received much attention during the "smart" revolution, where everything from coffee makers and refrigerators are controlled with apps over the internet. There was the Quirky Aros smart air conditioner made in collaboration with General Electric, but it received mixed reviews. But one startup seems to have come up with an overhaul that's way overdue for window air conditioners. Check out the Noria: First of all, Noria looks a lot better than most window air conditioners, which are usually ugly and bulky. One of the best things about it is it doesn't take up half your window view, like most window air conditioners. It's also much easier to install into windows than conventional air conditioners. You install the frame first where the Noria slides into. And it's much lighter. It seems like it's pretty easy to control the Noria with the knob. Of course, what would a revolutionary air conditioner be without an app to control it?

You can set temperature and schedules. It blows cold air up rather than sideways, which makes more sense as cool air drops. And when winter approaches, its sleek design lets you store it under your bed or other tight spaces. Noria's Kickstarter campaign is under way, where it's already received over $300,000 in funding with 35 days to go. Early bird packages are gone, but you can get the Noria for $300. It'll cost $400 at retail. Check out Noria's full video. Also, check out Noria's Kickstarter campaign.NEWSExclusive: Air conditioner falls on man; NYPD officer helps woman with A/C unit dangling from window Kemberly Richardson has an exclusive report on an air conditioner crashing to the street in East Harlem. As the weather heats up, more and more of us are setting up our air conditioners in order to keep cool. An NYPD officer spotted one dangling and prevented it from falling.One very dangerous drop actually happened Thursday in East Harlem.Masood Khani is talking only to Eyewitness News about how a huge air conditioning unit, probably weighing 80 pounds, came crashing down out of a window of a building on East 105th Street.The bulky unit hit the super who happened to be standing right below."

It fell on him and he went unconscious and he was lying on the floor," Khani said.It's crossed anyone's mind that's walked down city streets. Is that air conditioner way up there installed properly so it won't fall?"Whereas I might be able to duck it, even though I don't think so, certainly for my daughter I worry about it," a resident said.cheap ac window units for saleThere was an A/C unit hanging from a window of a building on West 76th Street last Thursday. mini ac unit no windowGood Catch PO Dobbins!! air conditioner units for the home@/G6V5v2OPYi— NYPD 20th Precinct (@NYPD20Pct) May 26, 2016 "There was a lady yelling for help," said Officer Brian Dobbins, NYPD.Officer Dobbins was in the neighborhood and rushed to help."A woman in a fourth floor apartment was trying to put in her A/C.