由於三維列印技術及機械的普及化，許多傳統模型的建造方式被以三維列印作取代，而三維列印在商業用途上，經常因材料使用過多導致花費成本高及因物體過大無法列印的問題，這些問題在使用傳統模型的建造方式的族群中，往往是考慮是否使用三維列印的因素。本論文針對低成本市場，提出以骨架為基底，組裝切割後的三維模型，利用三維模型生成以骨頭(bone)與關節(joint)所構成的骨架模型結構(skeleton construction)，基於三維模型之曲率與骨架點感知三維模型資訊作自動化切割，並修正骨架模型作三維模型支撐，拼裝三維模型切割之外殼，解決物體過大、減少材料消耗及達成平行化列印的概念來減少時間成本。除此之外，基於本論文提出之骨架模型的特性，提出利用三維模型中自動化生成可動式關節，以提升三維模型呈現方式及模型的可動性及保持模型的平衡。而模型本身外，本論文亦分析熔融層積成型技術(Fused Deposition Modeling)中三維列印時所產生的外部支撐材的問題。基於本論文提出之方法，於電腦模擬及實際三維列印之成果可證明該方法的有效性。

As a result of the 3D printing technology and the popularity of machinery, many crafts using three-dimensional printing to replace the traditional way of presenting. However, three-dimensional printing and commercial use often have high cost, too large and long print time. These factors are often considered whether the use of three-dimensional printing in the use of traditional three-dimensional presentation of the group. Therefore, this thesis proposed to disassemble the three-dimensional model, reduce costs and solve the huge problem of objects. We use the 3D model to generate the skeleton model that associated with the skeleton and the joint. We also use the curvature of 3D model and the information of skeleton model for automatic dismantling and fix the skeleton model to sustain 3D model. In addition, this thesis uses the advantages of the skeleton model to propose the automatic generation of movable joints to increase the presentation of the three-dimensional model and the mobility of the model. In addition to the 3D model , we also examines the problem of external support material produced by the three-dimensional printing method of Fused Deposition Modeling technology. Base on our method, the results using in 3D printing can obtain high performance.

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