I was not impressed with Waves NX, I am impressed with Dolby Atmos. I have mixed extensively in Dolby Nearfield Atmos, and I spent some time tuning Waves NX for myself and another mixer. I can't say that for sure as I've not used Dolby Headphone Atmos.
The secondary difference with Dolby Headphone Atmos is that it is likely better than the Waves NX. The main difference with Dolby Headphone Atmos is that there is a height dimension to the sounds, and that instead of a simple 5.1 space modeled the space is essentially unlimited although in practice is usually 7.1.2 (LCR,LSR-RSR, LSS-RSS, Lfe, Ltop Rtop). They all use algorithms and the way we hear sounds (the eq function of our ear shape, the delay of sounds that occur behind us, the eq function of our head, etc) to model what a sound should sound like in a 2D (or 3D) space. In that way, Waves NX, Dolby headphone Atmos, dts headphone x, Smyth, etc all are essentially the same. All surround headphone systems (that are headphone agnostic, I'm not including headphones with actual multiple spacially separated drivers) are algorithmic.
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