Yes, but this combination has been uncommon in cameras. From the answers provided, the Panasonic Lumix GH3 was specifically identified as a camera that supports this kind of Wi-Fi-enabled remote operation, and Wi-Fi control can let software handle interval shooting even if the feature is not built into the camera body.

More generally, once a camera supports remote control over Wi‑Fi, time-lapse can often be driven by companion software or apps rather than requiring a dedicated in-camera intervalometer. The answers also note that newer Wi‑Fi cameras, such as models in Panasonic’s lineup and later Wi‑Fi-equipped DSLRs, opened the door for this kind of workflow.

If you’re flexible on image quality and form factor, a smartphone may also meet the requirements through apps, since it already has Wi‑Fi and can often automate capture and upload. GoPro cameras were also mentioned as being good for time-lapse, with Wi‑Fi control available via accessories.

So the short answer is: yes—look for cameras with Wi‑Fi remote control first, then confirm whether interval shooting and automatic upload are supported by the camera or its software ecosystem.