What is remote 3D rigging?

Remote 3D rigging is the process of creating and setting up digital skeletons (rigs) for 3D models, such as characters or objects, from a remote location. Rigging involves making models move naturally by adding bones, joints, and control handles that animators use to create realistic motion. Remote 3D riggers typically collaborate with animation and modeling teams online, using tools like Autodesk Maya, Blender, or 3ds Max. This allows studios and clients to work with talented riggers regardless of their geographic location.