Today, tech innovations are as fast-paced as the world itself; almost as if each blink welcomes a new revolutionary advance. This ceaseless evolution demands our collective adaptability and an unceasing thirst for knowledge. To satiate that thirst, we continue our series with the 3rd installment, diving deep into yet another array of groundbreaking tech innovations.

First on the slate, we delve into the multifaceted world of Quantum Computing. Quantum Computing – once a nebulous concept found strictly in science fiction, is now rapidly transforming into reality. Leveraging the principles of quantum physics, this innovation operates on qubits instead of the traditional bits auguring a computational power that dwarfs our current systems.

Imagine, for instance, running complex algorithmic calculations or data encryption tasks that would take regular supercomputers years to perform; with quantum computers, these tasks could potentially be splendidly accomplished within seconds! However, we need to bear in mind the current limitations. Quantum Computing is still in the experimental stage, facing issues like quantum decoherence. But steady progress indicates that mainstreaming quantum computers might happen sooner than we expect.

The second innovation on the spotlight is Smart Fabric, another fusion point for technology and daily life. These materials, imbibed with digital components and sensors, bring functionality to the very clothes we wear. Adidas's GMR insole, for instance, tracks the wearer's athletic performance precisely, allowing for data-driven improvements. Google's Jacquard project is another remarkable example where virtually any fabric can be transformed into a touch-sensitive interface.

Lastly, we explore the transformative potential of Robotics Process Automation (RPA). Simply put, RPA is a system that allows anyone today to configure a 'robot' (essentially software) to emulate human interactions within digital systems, optimizing efficiency in myriad ways. For instance, UiPath, a leading RPA provider, helps businesses automate mundane tasks, thus saving substantial time and resources.

Consider a financial firm that processes thousands of transactions daily; instead of having a team manually input data and validate transactions, an RPA system can handle these tasks, freeing the human team for more qualitative and decision-intensive tasks.

Unlike previous iterations, we focused this discussion on tangible, near-future innovations. It's worth noting that these areas are still evolving, prone to rapid changes, and iterations. As we witness this transformative era in modern technology, it's crucial that we not only adapt but also anticipate and prepare for radical shifts in the tech landscape. Hope this review and guide aids your journey toward understanding tomorrow's tech world. Innovation keeps surging forward; let's ensure we don't lag behind in the race.