Abstract: An imaging device includes a housing having an optically transmissive window, a first imaging assembly, and a second imaging assembly. A second imaging sensor of the second imaging assembly is positioned within a bottom portion of the housing height and a front portion of the housing depth. The second imaging sensor may be positioned in either a landscape orientation or a portrait orientation. A downstream region is defined between a downstream side of a first field of view of the first imaging sensor and a downstream side of a second field of view of the second imaging sensor to allow the imaging device to determine whether an indicia associated with a product captured within the downstream region was previously captured in the first field of view, thereby facilitating detection of scan avoidance or ticket switching.

Abstract: A barcode reader assembly for capturing at least one object appearing in a field of view (FOV) is provided that includes a reader and a stand. The reader includes a reader enclosure having a top portion and a bottom portion and a reader base including a curved base surface. The bottom portion of the reader enclosure is mechanically coupled to the reader base. The stand includes a platform and a wall extending therefrom in a generally upward direction. The reader base is mechanically coupled to the stand such that the reader is rotatable relative to the stand.