Demand-driven mode refers to the innovation mode in which the innovation subject engages in technological innovation activities because of the demand existing in the external market. In this model, demand comes mainly from social and productive needs. Therefore, it can be considered that this mode of technological innovation is driven by market demand, and ultimately to determine the success of technological innovation based on whether to meet market demand. With the further strengthening of the relationship between the external market and the enterprise development, most of the technological innovation implemented by the enterprise belongs to this model.<br>The dual-drive model emphasizes the integration of technology-driven and demand-driven drive relationships (push/pull combinations) on technological innovation, that is, when technological innovation is achieved, the innovation motive of the innovation subject is driven by both internal and external new technologies, but also induced by market demand, so it is the result of the synthesis of technological opportunities and market opportunities. For example, the new continuous cutting process will save more than 50% of energy and processing costs, thus facilitating the development and adoption of this new technology. At the same time, strict market demand has also led to the emergence of many new processes, such as with the increasing demand for environmental protection, more advanced surface treatment technology, recyclable materials and energy conservation technology, etc. also began to appear and began to be used, so in the new technology to promote equipment manufacturers to implement technological innovation at the same time, market demand has become the driving force of technological innovation. The dual-drive mode operates in figure 2.1.
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