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the boss of Zero does not know to do this ...I am a chinese
There's a pretty good comparison list here: http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers/
ZeroUAV also seems to be one of the best.
I'd recommend DJI over Mikrokopter. I have seen the source code of the latter (anyone can go and see) and I can tell you it is not possible to meaningfully and reliably extend upon that for future additions...
The DJI people I know never had crashes because of technical failures. They did however sometimes have to cancel a flight because things would not boot up or fly perfetly, but no crashes.
Regards
Soren
The professional market is pretty much split between DJI Wookong and Mikrokopter, each has a loyal fan base.
For me, DJI products have proven robust, reliable and worked well. They've certainly had their problems (they've had a couple of GPS problems in the last year) but generally the gear is solid. The waypoint upgrade is $$$ but it works awesome and has (I believe) not enforced restriction, although I also believe a restriction can be set in certain countries for legal reasons.
Of course, LOS flight is the legal requirement of most countries.