Yes, multi-axis load cells use multiple strain gauge sets positioned to measure forces and moments in different directions. These are commonly used in testing equipment and robotics, where forces occur in X, Y, and Z directions plus rotational moments. However, these specialized load cells are much more complex and expensive than single-axis designs. They require sophisticated signal processing to separate the different force components and are typically custom-designed for specific applications.

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