All the scanning motions and settings are controlled by the software that comes with the Ear Impression 3D Scanner (Model 7G). This includes tools for managing the scanning process and automatically aligning and merging scans to create complete 3D models. Files can be translated easily so that you can take advantage of the many commercially-available software packages that work with 3D models. The Cyberware data format is in the public domain, so it is easy to create your own special-purpose translation routines.

Users might also consider the CySlice software in order to create complex NURBS, Subdivision Surface, or ordered polygon datasets.