i wish i could create a sophisticated car alarm system with macrodroid pro

[mirrorless m43]

I would like to be able to use macrodroid with an inexpensive android smartphone to create an advanced car alarm capable of operating autonomously with a small solar panel connected to a battery bank and connected in an area of the car that is difficult to reach by an ill-intentioned person.
the system should be able to manage a small 360-degree camera capable of triggering in the presence of a few seconds near the glass of the car and start sending the recorded images to the cloud as if it were a sentinel.
while in case of real theft I would like to create an automatic geofence detection system in macrodroid by binding it to the fact that the car has been stationary for a few minutes type 5 and associate the position within it and then create a geofence event , if there is a theft as soon as you leave the range of the stored geofence you must send the related actions such as sending the coordinates and the speed and in case also sending the images collected inside the passenger compartment make a call and remotely trigger even a serene w actions on the electronic control unit, etc. etc.
these are the first ideas that came to my mind.
what do you think ?
greetings thank you mirrorless

 

[FrameXX]

MacroDroid is not build as an security or alarm service, so I am not sure if this will fullfill all your neads in this area. However I think what you are talking about could be possible with some co-working apps (plugins). It just doesn't need to be too reliable, but that depends on how well will you set up your macros, but it's nothing I would recommend you to rely on, but instead use as some plan B/alternative tool. I am not sure how you are going to trigger that car was stolen (in my case it could be that my car started moving without my watchfaces connected in some weird time.) MacroDroid then could start to take pictures and track location. It could be able to move these pictures into some online storage using MiXplorer integration. You would need mobile data of course thought.