If Wyze does go ahead with making a DashCam, these would be my suggestions:
SUPERCAPACITOR: It should have a supercapacitor built in, rather than Li-Ion batteries, both for safety and efficiency concerns.
COLLISION DETECTION: Software should have parked and/or driving mode collision detection with autosave/locked event file on the microSD/Cloud.
SAVE MULTIPLE WIFI NETWORKS: Software should have the ability to save and later connect automatically to those saved networks when in range. These can be used to upload events on the home network, mobile hotspot, work network, school network, etc Suggested maximum of 6-10 networks per device.
GPS/SPEED DETECTION: Software should have the toggle option to get and display GPS Location, and vehicle speed on the video/stream when driving.
CAM PLUS OPTION-LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION: Subscription model to allow for License Plate Recognition, with software option to recognize if a license plate shows up numerous times while the car is being driven on the road; this would allow for possible notifications for ‘suspicious activity’. Software reports for ‘suspicious activity’ should be an option as well, and could be combined with GPS data to store when the ‘suspicious’ vehicle was first and last detected, and all other dates and locations it was detected. This would be very useful for security conscious persons such as myself, especially where I live.
RECENT EVENT HARDWARE BUTTON: A dedicated physical button on the device to allow for an event that occurred in the past 30 seconds to 1 minute to be automatically save when clicked once, to the Events tab; and the software could have the option that two clicks of the button would save the event as well as lock it on MicroSD/Cloud.
PHYSICAL DESIGN AND INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Design should be minimalist in nature, with a small blue blinking status light (with possible software toggle, if not wanted by the user) facing towards the windshield indicating when it is running to deter thieves when parked (but off when driving for safety). Accessories should include a suction cup to easily mount to the windshield and all necessary cables for power installation to a 5V USB port, as well as a direct 12V connection cable option. A modular, premium physical add-on option, should allow the Wyze Dashcam to be hardwired to the Vehicle’s Alarm system to allow for remotely activating a “Panic Mode” for the Car Alarm if the user wants to do so.
Another modular option, would be to allow to add a second ‘rear’ camera that would be sold separately as a premium add-on.
These ‘Add-on’ modular options can be sold separately for ~US$15-20/each for those that want the premium option. All premium options would require a Wyze Dashcam subscription to work.
The subscription model of the Wyze Dashcam should be similar to the pricing of the Cam Plus subscription or can be added to the Cam Plus subscription.
You can use the sensor of the V3, since it seems to have a very good wide angle, as well as able to do WDR if tweaked correctly without the use of the IR LEDs.
Those are just my thoughts, as I am sure Wyze can build what is mentioned above, and still be affordable at ~US$50-$65/unit which would definitely take the market by storm. Hopefully when you do make this, I get one for free since I am suggesting all of the design that would make your product extremely marketable 