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WOW Company - Wave generators

The passion of waves prompt WOW engineers since 1988. When creating the company, the first objective was the achievement of a little energy consumer wave generator thanks to the use of resonance. In 1991, the first  Wave Ball was born after several years of research and development.

The Wave Ball won numerous awards for its innovative aspects and is always advanced, evolved and developed by integrating advanced technologies from many projects that WOW has developed.
Effectively, an “Industry and Technology" activity is born in 1995 in WOW with the slogan "Engineering your ideas" and develops a tender for specific projects.

Since 2002, WOW team began to dream of bringing the sea in private pools. In this context, the Wave Ball was not suited to private budgets and the specific technical constraints (coverage of the pool). New research on resonance led us to develop a new generator integrated to private pools, which like a giant Jacuzzi, masters air bubbles to create waves. In 2006, this system called "Wave It" is presented for the first time in the World Pool Fair in Lyon and won the innovation prize.

WOW also combines various technologies from its generators to create made-to-measure solutions under the name of  Wavolution.

Our forces

Multidisciplinary

The aquatic engineering activity uses skills of our mechanical, electrical, electronic and computer departments, which allow us to remain at the forefront in waves generators development adapted to the various projects submitted to us, but also to provide other services and solutions for our customers.

Flexibility and creativity

Attentive to the needs of our customers and their constraints, we look after strong and easy solutions. Always concerned by easy maintenance and community service, we developed a distributors network that we create with use and maintenance of our products for the greatest satisfaction of our customers.

Projects diversity and international presence

The WOW wave machines are present in more than 40 countries all over the world.

They are used in :

• public pools
• aquaparks
• training centres for rescue at sea ( helicopter and plane pilots, special intervention forces, firemen,…)
• aquariums
• fountains