Rosito Bench — Catalog No. 001

Rosito Bench

Tiny tools. Big solutions.

Small tools, built by hand, for the engineer who solves real problems without dragging a framework along behind them.

Each piece in this catalog was born from a concrete need — a thermometer, a UART port, a Git repository — solved without heavy dependencies and documented with the same honesty used to build it.

Reference schematic 1 2 3 1 · nonlinear sensor 2 · correction · 3 · MCU

The toolbench

Ref. RB-2026
Hasaki manufacturer seal
RB-HAS-00 where it all began

Hasaki

Trains small neural networks on tabular data and exports them as a single self-contained C header — no TensorFlow, no runtime, no dependencies. Built for edge devices doing real multi-signal work: regression, classification, sensor fusion across a handful of correlated inputs, where a lookup table can't keep up but a full ML stack is overkill. The project that started the whole bench.

C++17 free edition available Pro: $49
Kigu family seal
RB-QNT-01

kigu-quant

LUT + CORDIC quantisation engine. Tabulate any one-variable mathematical function into a compact lookup table, ready to run on an ATtiny without math.h. Output demo running on ESP32 available on GitHub.

C++17Linux · Windows Pro $19
Kigu family seal
RB-UART-02

kigu-uart

Baud-rate and UART register calculator for ESP32, AVR8, STM32, and generic targets — no need to keep several datasheets open at once.



C++17 free edition for AVR8
RB-RES-04

resistor

Bidirectional resistor colour-code translator — value to bands and bands to value, without second-guessing the colour bands late at night.

C++17 free