Research on the Innovative Balance Model Between Technology and Humanity in Science and Technology Elderly Care Entrepreneurship—From the Perspective of New Generation Business Model

Quanye Luo

doi:10.54254/2754-1169/2025.GL27412

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Research on the Innovative Balance Model Between Technology and Humanity in Science and Technology Elderly Care Entrepreneurship—From the Perspective of New Generation Business Model

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Research on the Innovative Balance Model Between Technology and Humanity in Science and Technology Elderly Care Entrepreneurship—From the Perspective of New Generation Business Model

Quanye Luo ^1*

¹ Beijing Normal-Hongkong Baptist University

^*Corresponding author: 1296154157@qq.com

Published on 2 October 2025

AEMPS Vol.222

ISSN (Print): 2754-1177

ISSN (Online): 2754-1169

ISBN (Print): 978-1-80590-403-8

ISBN (Online): 978-1-80590-404-5

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Abstract

The global aging population has been intensifying the demand for innovative elderly care solutions, with technology-driven entrepreneurship emerging as a key response. However, current approaches tend to prioritize technological progress over human factors, resulting in an imbalance in service delivery and a gap with real needs. This study explores the integration of technology and humanism in elderly care entrepreneurship through business model innovation, leveraging the Business Model Generation framework. Based on the framework of business model theory, this study proposes a technology-humanity balance model that emphasizes the integration of humanistic values into scientific and technological applications to meet the functional and spiritual needs of the elderly through case studies and theoretical integration. The findings highlight that business model innovation, especially through the value proposition and customer relationship dimensions of the Business Model Canvas, can effectively harmonize technological efficiency with humanistic care, achieve the dual drive of “function + emotion”, provide practical reference for technology-based elderly care entrepreneurs, and contribute to academic discussion and practical application.

Keywords:

Technology-driven elderly care, Technology-humanism balance, Business model innovation, Elderly care entrepreneurship

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Luo,Q. (2025). Research on the Innovative Balance Model Between Technology and Humanity in Science and Technology Elderly Care Entrepreneurship—From the Perspective of New Generation Business Model. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,222,17-23.

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