CONCAMs are a series of automated passive sky monitors, capable of creating a continuous record of the sky down to about 10^th magnitude. They are extremely inexpensive, contain few or no moving parts, and are small enough to fit into a briefcase. They tend to be both continuous and passive. They are passive in the sense that since they see all available sky all the time, they do not need to be pointed. Variability is discovered in the archived data. They are continuous in the sense that they are always on. They only cease observations when they break. It is hoped that, eventually, much of the sky can be recorded much of the time. Possible scientific returns may also include noting or limiting the existence of transient Astronomical phenomena at night such as comets, meteors, bright novae, and even bright optical counterparts to Gamma-Ray Bursts. When run during the day, a useful meteorological record may also be recorded.

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