Here are several simple, hands-on ways to show how waves are created and behave, using things you can do at home or outdoors. We've mixed mechanical, water, and sound-based examples so you can pick th...

Imagine riding an artificial wave that curves toward the surfer like a tropical reef pass. WaveBender by SurfLoch does that for the first time.

Inspired by the ocean swell, WavePrizm takes the basic idea of mechanical wave-generators and breaks them into smaller, timed modules to create bigger waves for far less energy.