Beijing Daile Technology

About Beijing Daile Technology

Beijing Daile Technology Co., Ltd., operating as AeroBand, is a developer of motion-sensing digital musical instruments designed to make music creation more accessible. The company was founded in January 2016 by Frank (Niu Yafeng), an engineering graduate whose entrepreneurial journey began after winning a startup competition in 2015 with a motion-sensing smart glove concept. Inspired by his own frustrating experience learning the guitar, Frank's vision was to create a world where anyone could become a musician without the traditional barriers of cost, space, or skill level.

Based in Shenzhen, China, AeroBand's core business revolves around developing and selling smart hardware paired with interactive mobile applications. Their product lineup includes the PocketDrum, a set of portable, motion-sensing drumsticks; the PocketGuitar, a Bluetooth-enabled guitar pick that works with a smartphone as a fretboard; and the AeroBand Guitar, a fully digital instrument with silicone strings designed for a painless learning experience. These products leverage technologies like low-latency tracking, haptic feedback, and MIDI connectivity, allowing users to play, learn, and record music. The company's business model is centered on the sale of these physical hardware products to a global market of beginners, hobbyists, and educators. The products are sold through their official website and crowdfunding platforms like Indiegogo.

The company's first products gained traction through crowdfunding, and it has since established a significant global presence, with products available in over 200 countries and regions. In March 2026, AeroBand announced it had raised nearly $14 million (RMB 100 million) in a Series A funding round led by Matrix Partners China, with participation from Oasis Capital, Guotai Haitong, and existing investor FreeS Fund. This followed earlier seed and angel funding rounds. The company reported total product sales exceeding $14 million in 2024 and projects that revenue will double in 2025. AeroBand has showcased its products at industry events like CES and the NAMM Show, and has collaborated with AR company Rokid to integrate its instruments with augmented reality glasses.