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The Multi-site All-sky CAmeRA MASCARA is an instrument concept consisting ofseveral stations across the globe, with each station containing a battery oflow-cost cameras to monitor the near-entire sky at each location. Once allstations have been installed, MASCARA will be able to provide a nearly 24-hrcoverage of the complete dark sky, down to magnitude 8, at sub-minute cadence.Its purpose is to find the brightest transiting exoplanet systems, expected inthe V=4-8 magnitude range - currently not probed by space- or ground-basedsurveys. The bright/nearby transiting planet systems, which MASCARA willdiscover, will be the key targets for detailed planet atmosphere observations.We present studies on the initial design of a MASCARA station, including thecamera housing, domes, and computer equipment, and on the photometric stabilityof low-cost cameras showing that a precision of 0.3-1% per hour can be readilyachieved. We plan to roll out the first MASCARA station before the end of 2013.A 5-station MASCARA can within two years discover up to a dozen of thebrightest transiting planet systems in the sky.

Ground-based search for the brightest transiting planets with the Multi-site All-Sky CAmeRA - MASCARA